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May 16, 2013 — The presence of posttraumatic stress disorder is significantly associated with the development of type 2 diabetes.
The diagnosing, treatment, and testing of Diabetes brings in over $10 Million Dollars every hour of the day to Doctors, Pharmaceutical companies, and testing supply businesses. With that much money on the line the medical, pharmaceutical and testing supply companies will go to extreme lengths to silence information about natural treatment of diabetes. It was widely reported that one company, which had successful results with an herbal treatment, was offered $30,000,000 to take the product off the market.
Did you know that chronic pain raises your blood sugar.
Did you know that upper back injuries can interfere with breathing and that oxygen deprived muscles don't burn any blood sugar and oxygen deprived muscles don't use any insulin?
ANNED
Did you know that chronic pain raises your blood sugar.
Did you know that upper back injuries can interfere with breathing and that oxygen deprived muscles don't burn any blood sugar and oxygen deprived muscles don't use any insulin?
Any sleep disorder or pain disorder can cause diabetes. i have sleep apnea, fibromyaliga, and small fiber neuropathy and have not been able to work since 2003 because of the constant pain.
They all limit the amount of exercise you can do and your ability to burn off weight.
And with the sleep disorders you are awake many more hours then normal and eat more.
And with the DEA going after doctors we are able to do even less to control weight.edit on 20-9-2013 by ANNED because: (no reason given)
The diabetes pandemic
The Lancet (2007)
...On June 25, we published a paper by Goodarz Danaei and colleagues reporting that the rate of diabetes worldwide has reached an alarming proportion. The 199 country analysis, which included 2·7 million individuals, estimated that the number of adults with diabetes has doubled within the past three decades—up from 153 million in 1980 to 347 million in 2008. Although 70% of the observed increase is attributed to population growth and ageing, the number also reflects the unfortunate global shift towards a western lifestyle of unhealthy diet and physical inactivity, with obesity as the outcome.
soficrow
Glad to see the proofs rolling in that "lifestyle"/"obesity" is NOT the real culprit...
...it's time to stop blaming the patients and start blaming the doctors that aren't fixing it.
soficrow
...but do you really hold doctors accountable for the state of our world's environment?