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Diabetes is one of the leading causes of death in the world and afflicts the young and the old alike. Diabetes means that the body does not produce or use insulin properly. Genetic factors, obesity, stress and a sedentary lifestyle are some of the causes of this disease. While Yoga cannot cure diabetes, it can complement the lifestyle changes necessary to keep diabetic symptoms in check.Click http://www.rajshri.com/babaramdev/index.asp to watch more Baba Ramdev Videos
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The topic herein relates only to Type II diabetes mellitus (sugar diabetes) or adult onset diabetes. Diabetes is difficult to manage; it can be unfulfilling. So far it has been one of my major clinical failures. Diabetes expresses itself through complex factors that include genetic predisposition, age, obesity and activity. Most patients with chronic illnesses are often depressed. The medical model, as commercially structured, does not lend itself to address issues of the heart or those that impact our patients with anxiety and/or depression that may diminish compliance. The modern medical model focuses on unaffordable major ticket items that most often yield little in terms of value (life over cost). We should not see the American Hospital Association (AHA), The American Medical Association (AMA), big Pharma (drug industry) and insurance companies as useful in my quest for a quality universal health care plan with choice. According to the New England Journal of Medicine (2008), 40 patients with carotid stenosis would have to be expensively treated to prevent just one major stroke over a 5-year period. Thus, to help one patient, we must treat 39 that derive no benefit but costs millions. Political leaders want to protect the health care industry on behalf of stockholders and investors at the expense of human suffering and health care access for all. The uninsured does not have a group that lobbies on its behalf. Where are religious leaders in regard to this issue? Returning to the topic of diabetes, according to The Medical Letter (2008), The ACCORD Trial, intensive glucose lowering in Type 2 diabetes, including frequent use of thiazolidinediones, mostly rosiglitazone (Avandia®) and insulin, with an HbA1c target of 6.0% did not obtain a major reduction in major cardiovascular events over a period of 3.5 years. The ACCORD trial was stopped early because of an unexpected increase in all-cause mortality in intensively treated patients. By accessing the FDA, consumers can learn the actual risks associated with drugs like Avandia®, which include upper respiratory tract infections, injury, edema (fluid retention), weight gain, changes in serum lipids and risk of fractures in women. The commercial medical model and investors benefit if we simply stay fat and inactive though many of the expensive drugs they market to us are simply dangerous and often useless. Diabetes is the end result of a life long set of poor eating habits and poor choices. Diabetes cannot be addressed unless we also address the cultural issues associated with eating. Our body can derive energy from fat, protein and sugars (carbohydrates). Excess carbohydrates are converted into fat. Carbohydrates are important to the bone marrow, red blood cells, white blood cells, the renal medulla, eye tissues and peripheral nerves. The brains preferred energy source is glucose. In the absence of glycogen, the bodys glucose level is maintained by complex mechanisms that include protein breakdown and triacylglycerol from fat. Sick children readily use up their glycogen stores and develop ketosis from fat metabolism with associated nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. By simply providing such children with oral sugar, the ketosis is reversed and the symptoms resolve. The Mediterranean diet with low carbohydrates may be an effective alternative to low-fat diets with more favorable effects on lipids and glycemic control (NEJM-2008). By reducing the daily sugar intake to 150 grams per day (600 Calories), reducing total caloric intake and by increasing daily activity, many of my motivated patients have achieved early glycemic control, usually without drugs. When I prescribe drugs, I limit my repertoire to two second generations sulfonylureas, GLIPIZIDE or GLYBURIDE and METFORMIN (an antihyperglycemic, not hypoglycemic). Metformin reduces glucose levels primarily by decreasing hepatic glucose production and by increasing insulin action in muscle and fat. If my patients fail to respond to psychotherapy, diet and the drugs aforementioned, I simply refer them to other providers that can simply manage the condition as a progressive disease with devastating consequences that often includes blindness and renal failure. Many of the patients I refer out to other providers later wish to return to me and comply to resolve their condition in a more sound and safe manner. Doctors must not prescribe expensive combination drugs like Glucovance® which consists of GLYBURIDE and METFORMIN. I may simply start a patient individually on GLIPIZIDE or GLYBURIDE and add METFORMIN (generic) as appropriate. A patient must partner with his doctor in order to manage this complex disease and live.Luis Lomeli, M.D./Beta
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A cataract is formed when the natural lens of the eye hardens and becomes cloudy. In general, cataracts are a normal part of the aging process. Over 70% of Americans aged 75 and older have cataracts. However, cataracts can also be caused by heredity, eye trauma, diabetes, certain medications and too much exposure to sunlight.Cataracts develop slowly. Over time, a person with a cataract will begin to have blurry vision, color distortion, impaired depth perception and poor night vision. When these symptoms begin to interfere with a persons way of life, its time to have the cataracts removed.Drs. Volpicelli and Beers specialize in Cataract SurgeryDrs. Beers and Volpicelli are widely recognized as leaders in the field of cataract surgery. They have been teaching the latest surgical techniques for performing cataract surgery to ophthalmology residents at Stanford University for over a decade. They have performed over 5,000 cataract surgeries with excellent results; 99% of cataract surgeries result in vision improvement.Rather than operating in a cold hospital environment, Drs. Volpicelli and Beers perform cataract surgery in their own Peninsula Eye Surgery Center, conveniently located across the street from their main office. Newly opened in 2005, the surgery center is comfortable, well-equipped and expertly staffed. Last year, more cataract surgeries were performed there than at any other outpatient eye surgery center in Northern California.At the surgery center, Drs. Beers and Volpicelli use the latest techniques in Cataract surgery. They are able to implant a Crystalens®, which is the only FDA approved intraocular lens that uses the natural focusing ability of the eye. More than twice the number of patients implanted with a Crystalens® could see at all distances compared to a standard IOL.The ProcedureThe Crystalens cataract procedure takes approximately 20 minutes. Drs. Beers or Volpicelli will carefully place numbing drops in your eye, remove the cloudy lens using an ultrasonic probe, and replace your old lens with a crystalens® implant. Once surgery is complete, the doctors will place additional drops in your eye to decrease inflammation and prevent infection. The small incision heals quickly. Because no sutures and needed, most patients can resume normal activities within a few days.
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The future has arrived. Thats good news for Amy Doneen, a nurse practitioner at the Heart Attack and Stroke Prevention Clinic in Spokane, Washington.We now have one more tool in the tool belt, says Doneen, whose work at the clinic is geared towards, as the name suggests, preventing patients from suffering from heart attacks, stroke and diabetes.The tool Doneen has added to her tool belt is deCODEme, a genetic screening test conducted by deCODE genetics. The deCODEme test, which requires patients to simply swab saliva from the inside of their cheek and then send it off to deCODE for DNA analysis, scans an individuals genome for genetic markers linked to 30 different diseases, such as heart disease and Type 2 diabetes.
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