The number one goal of diabetes treatment is to control high blood sugar levels. There are many ways to do this. These include:
Eating a healthy diet
Getting regular physical activity
Taking medicine for your diabetes if your doctor tells you to
Testing your blood sugar
Use a sugar alternative instead of sugar. One that is carbohydrate, and calorie free such as our dietary supplement JAJA Stevioside™ rather than a product such as aspartame, saccharine, sunette, or any of the other chemical sweeteners.
Look for products that are low in carbohydrates. Read the labels.
Action Plan:
If you are being attacked by diabetes:
Talk to your doctor about the best ways to control your high blood sugar.
Get involved in making a treatment plan and other decisions about your diabetes care.
Research non-mainstream herbs, dietary supplements, and talk to your doctor about them. If you doctor does not recommend them, ask why. The more information you know, the better off you are.
Be Pro-active.
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This information has been gleaned from research and from publications of the National Diabetes Education Program among others.
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