Type 2 diabetes -- include the above plus blurred vision; cuts and bruises that take too long to heal; tingling in feet or hands; recurring infections, including gum, bladder, or skin infections.
Yogurt boosts the immune system. It has the capacity to maximize the production of interferon. It stimulates the white cells in the bloodstream which are capable of fighting different virus and bacteria found within your body.
For example, a study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition attempted to find a link between a large waist and the Risk of Type Diabetes of Type 2 diabetes in a staggering 27,000 men. Those with the largest waist (larger than 40 inches or 100 cms), had a whopping 12 times greater risk of getting Type 2 diabetes than those with a 6-pack.
If you love yourself, your spouse and children, you will take immediate steps to lose weight, lower cholesterol, reduce the risk of diabetes and the chance of premature death. Unfortunately, some women do not love themselves!
A healthy weight: A healthy weight can not only reduce the likelihood of developing type two diabetes but can also reduce symptoms for those who already have it. Studies have shown that losing a mere 10 pounds can reduce your risk of developing type two diabetes by sixty percent! There are other health related reasons to maintain a healthy weight too of course!
When you are sick... continue to take your diabetes medication. Infection and fever raise blood sugars, so you will need diabetes medication even if you can't eat.
It's smart to understand your risks - having gestational diabetes increases your chances of developing type 2 diabetes signs and risk of type 1 diabetes in offspring symptoms to about 50%... so certainly not a guarantee of illness. Gestational diabetes occurs in about 4% of U.S. pregnancies each year and can be affected by factors like your ethnicity, your genetics and your weight. Losing weight, and being active, after the baby can limit your risk going forward.