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The Importance of Dietary Magnesium

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Magnesium plays an important role in the modulation of nerve impulse and relaxation and contraction of skeletal muscles. Also, your presence is essential for the proper storage of energy in the body.

Magnesium deficiency may occur as a result of an unbalanced diet, diuretic abuse, prolonged diarrhea, diabetes, intestinal bad absorption, or alcoholism. Also, make great physical effort, whether for sports or work can trigger a deficit of this mineral.

Symptoms and benefits

It is estimated that between 15 and 20% of the population is magnesium deficiency. The symptoms of this deficiency are poor memory and difficulty in retention.

This mineral is essential for the proper performance of children in school, students in general and others in the workplace and everyday. (more…)

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Obesity Causes Disease

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

When we started to get fat because we ask ourselves this happens, but it never happened to think to where they are located those extra kilos.

One certainty is that abdominal or central obesity is experienced by young men and adults, and attacks in postmenopausal women, to which it is not given much importance.

Instead, it is peripheral obesity which affects women in buttocks, breasts or sides of the hip, and is usually mostly in the fertile period of the same, and consultations are carried only by purely aesthetic issues and health .

For abdominal obesity may have broad waist, abdomen prominent, and these cases are those that generate less specialist visits, unless more severe symptoms, which occur as a consequence of obesity, we must pay attention to both the kilos as where they are located. (more…)

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Treatment of Hypoglycemia and Diabetes

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

Treatment of Hypoglycemia and Diabetes

There are many people who usually complain of low blood sugar. Increased production of insulin in the body known as hypoglycemia. People are ordinary consumers of high-carb items usually complain of hypoglycemia. It is also common in people who use white sugar and white flour very often. There are several medications available on the market for the treatment of hypoglycemia. However, vitamin hypoglycemia is considered very effective for the treatment of this disease. Now you should be interested to explore ways of hypoglycemia can be treated by using vitamins? By identifying that you are suffering from hypoglycemia, you should immediately go to your treatment to prevent diabetes can cause. Symptoms of hypoglycemia include fatigue, weakness and laziness. In hypoglycemia, can not really focus on their thinking and will not take the sweaty, that most of the people.

There are several nutrients that can help you recover from this situation. Through the use of vitamins for hypoglycemia, you can maintain blood sugar levels. For example, you can take vitamin chromium. Chromium is also an important vitamins and minerals can be used every time you feel weak because of hypoglycemia. There are some vitamins that are available in the market, but for the treatment of hypoglycemia, you need to know is right for you. You can take the B vitamin niacin, which can metabolize the carbohydrate levels in your body. Vitamin B6 is also considered very effective for the treatment of hypoglycemia.

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Diabetes Treatment

Saturday, May 8th, 2010

Diabetes treatment has been found in stem cell therapy alternative to insulin injections. In 2010 the over-concentration of sugar in blood and pancreas, can be fought in new ways. Scientific studies have shown that autologous stem cell transplants are effective in diabetes mellitus. On one side is the remarkable study in universities in Brazil and Chicago from 2004 to 2008, where type I diabetes, also called insulin. On the other hand the private investigations and treatments performed in private clinics such as the German X-cell that has treated patients with diabetes mellitus type I and II with more than 50% successful in its results. So far this therapy does not produce a complete cure but an improvement of symptoms for a few years so they can be reduced or eliminated insulin injections because the pancreas of the patient regains some of its functions.

The stem cells for transplantation are collected from the patient’s own bone marrow, so you do not need a pool of blood in a bank of umbilical cord blood. Nor is there any impediment ethics if the person concerned prior consent, for the moment the main barriers are economic. (more…)

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World Diabetes Day

Monday, March 8th, 2010

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Today is not an ordinary day for the world of health. This Nov. 14, as every year, takes place on World Diabetes Day, which has been celebrating since 1991.

Who established the World Diabetes Day were the World Health Organization (WHO) together with the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), organizations that have chosen this date in response to the birthday of Frederick Banting, a scientist who along with Charles Best contributed to discovery of insulin in 1922.

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Chinese Medicine for diabetes

Monday, February 8th, 2010

Chinese Medicine for diabetes: Myth or truth?
Chinese medicine for diabetes
China and Japan are nations in which herbal medicine from popular roots play a dominant role. Almost all diseases are treated at home, using herbs and Chinese medicine in its broadest sense. This is the case of diabetes, treatment with Chinese medicine which concerns us today.

Chinese medicine has long used to fight diabetes, and today the treatment is conducted in a large number of households. But is it effective?. Suzanne Grant of the Center for Complementary Medicine Research Univesidad of Western Sydney in Australia has turned to check.
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