Toad, how much effect does it have for secondary diabetic patients.

Cicada clothes, food, health products do not have any effect on diabetes, but delay, make the condition worse, do not a few years, there will be various complications.

Where the blood goes, there is a risk of developing complications of diabetes.

The key is to control blood sugar to meet the standard, and the scientific method is to inject insulin or oral hypoglycemic drugs (state-approved).

Control your diet. Proper telekinesis.

Monitor your blood sugar. Stabilize your mood.

I am a diabetes specialist, and I am responsible for telling you that all Chinese medicine cannot lower blood sugar!! The mechanism of diabetes is not fully understood, but only Western medicine is useful for lowering blood sugar, and Chinese medicine can only improve symptoms for complications.

Now many so-called hypoglycemic Chinese medicines are actually adulterated with Western medicine, isn't there a glycolipid incident this year? 2 patients died.

Therefore, if you go to a regular hospital to see a specialist doctor for diabetes medicine, because of the particularity of diabetes, even a non-professional doctor in a large hospital may not be able to get it.

No amount of propolis or toad coat can really be diabetes. Is the doctor your friend sees a real doctor? Don't be fooled.

It should be based on the yield, quality, secretion, binding, receptors, and antibodies of insulin.

It is better to find out the best aspects and gradually eliminate the ** with symptomatic medication in a timely manner.

All diabetic patients should go to a regular hospital to see a doctor, the main oral hypoglycemic drugs are divided into five categories, as well as insulin, don't believe anything else, now there are ** money fraud everywhere. Hypoglycemic drugs plus dietary control and exercise one hour after meals can control blood sugar well.

I recommend taking authentic Propolis King capsules. The hypoglycemic effect is also good, and at the same time it replenishes the body, reduces inflammation and eliminates the complications of diabetes.

Pine pollen can control blood sugar very well. This prevents complications from occurring.

1. All of them should be tested for multiple times before the glycemic index exceeds the standard, and two hours after fasting meals will rule out temporary blood sugar elevations caused by other causes. For example, high blood sugar during pregnancy, blood is also drawn to test the function of pancreatic islets

The criterion for determining diabetes is that the fasting blood sugar is higher than that, or at any time, as long as the blood sugar is higher, the diagnosis of diabetes can be made.

Polydipsia, polyphagia, polyuria, diabetes mellitus is typical.

The following is an introduction to the grade classification of diabetic foot, which is for reference only: Grade 1: There are ulcers on the surface of the feet, and there are open lesions, such as blisters, blood blisters, corns or calluses, frostbite or scalds, etc., which cause superficial ulcers that do not involve deep tissues.

Grade 2: deep penetrating ulcers, often with subcutaneous soft tissue infection, often without skeletal inflammation. Level 3:

Deep ulcers, often affecting bone tissue, with deep abscesses or osteomyelitis. Grade 4: ischemic ulcer with gangrene (necrosis), infection of the surface of the necrotic tissue.

Grade 5: Gangrene affects the entire foot, is completely infected or ischemia, and manifests as wet or dry necrosis, often affecting the ankle or lower leg.

The criteria for the grading of diabetes are:

Grade 0: **No open lesions often present with high-risk foot manifestations such as insufficient blood supply to the acrals, cool skin, cyanosis or pallor, numbness, dullness or loss of sensation, tingling or burning pain in the extremities, and often deformities of the toes or feet

Grade 1: Superficial ulcers caused by developing lesions such as blisters, blood blisters, corns, or calluses, frostbite or burns, and other ** injuries on the acral ends, but the lesions are still affecting deep tissues

Grade 2: The infection has invaded the deep muscle tissue There are often mild cellulitis, multiple pus foci and sinus tract infection that expands along the muscle gap, resulting in plantar and dorsum pedi penetration, ulceration or gangrene, more purulent discharge, and dry gangrene of the foot or toes, but the tendon ligament has not been ruptured

Grade 3: tendon and ligament tissue rupture Cellulitis fuses to form a large pus, purulent discharge and increased necrotic tissue, dry gangrene of the foot or a few toes (fingers), but bone destruction is not obvious

Grade 4: Severe infection that has caused bone destruction, osteomyelitis, osteoarticular destruction or pseudoarthrosis, Charcot joints, part of the toes or part of the hands and feet, wet or dry severe gangrene

Grade 5: Infection or ischemia of most or all of the foot, resulting in severe wet or dry gangrene, blackening of the acral ends, cadaveric dryness, and frequent impact on the ankles and lower legs Surgical high amputation is usually used.

Jingcheng Diabetes adopts stem cell nutrition intervention**, 3 10 days "hospitalization" in formal medical institutions**: no Western medicine or injection, and has successfully helped nearly 500 diabetic patients to drop their blood sugar significantly or return to normal.

Yes, this is a national, regular journal.

Title: The New World of Diabetes.

diabetes new

Hosted by WORLD: National Health Industry Business Management Association.

Period: Half a month.

Place of Publication: Beijing.

Language: Chinese;

Size: Large 16 pages.

issn： 1672-4062

cn： 11-5019/r

Postal Code: History: Current Title: New World of Diabetes.

There is no dependence on insulin, and there is no *** for the liver and kidneys. Proceed under the guidance of a doctor.

Metformin is a bisolic oral hypoglycemic drug. It has a variety of mechanisms of action, including delaying the uptake of glucose by the gastrointestinal tract, increasing peripheral glucose utilization by improving insulin sensitivity, and inhibiting excessive gluconeogenesis in the liver and kidney, without reducing blood glucose levels in non-diabetic patients.

Metformin - indications.

Insulin is used in non-insulin-dependent diabetic patients who are not satisfied with diet alone, especially in obese patients, and the use of this class of drugs not only has a hypoglycemic effect, but also may have a weight loss effect. It is effective in some cases where sulfonylureas are ineffective, such as when combined with sulfonylurea hypoglycemic drugs, there is a synergistic effect, and the effect is better than that of each other.

For non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus that is ineffective in diet**, especially obesity, it can be used alone or in combination with sulfonylurea hypoglycemic drugs. For insulin-dependent diabetes, this product can be used as an adjuvant drug to control unsatisfactory symptoms.

It is the first choice for obese or non-obese NIDDM patients, especially overweight NIDDM patients, and can be used alone for NIDDM patients who are not satisfied with diet control alone, or it can be combined with sulfonylureas for patients who are not satisfied with sulfonylurea control alone, and the combination can enhance the efficacy. This product can be used in combination with insulin and can reduce the amount of insulin, more than 90% of patients are effective or can improve hyperglycemia, primary failure 10, including gastrointestinal reactions and can not continue to take the drug; Secondary failure averages 5 10 per year, and the failure criterion is fasting blood glucose.

The mechanism of metformin weight loss is not well understood. Possible mechanisms include: studies at the molecular and cytokine levels have found that after the addition of metformin to the medium of adipose precursor cells, threonine phosphorylates on AMP protein kinase (AMPK) and inhibits intracellular lipid aggregation, thereby affecting fat synthesis; And independent of the PI3K pathway, this selective molecular mechanism of action produces an effect of appetite suppression.

Diabetics will lose weight if they don't take metformin, and people with diabetes will lose weight themselves.

Coarse grains contain more cellulose and lower starch content. For example, 100 grams of millet contains grams of fiber, 100 grams of oatmeal contains fiber, cornmeal contains fiber, soybeans contain fiber, and 100 grams of mung beans contain fiber, and the time for hydrolysis into sugar is much slower than that of starch. Therefore, diabetic patients should eat more coarse grains, which is conducive to the increase in blood sugar value after meals.

What the landlord said above makes sense, and it also meets the requirements of diabetes assistance.

Coarse grains have little sugar, but also contain very rich dietary fiber, and eating coarse grains can also reduce hunger, which has a lot of benefits for diabetics.