Can Type 2 Diabetes be reversed? Is it possible to reverse type 2 diabetes? The short answer is yes! In this article we explore how just about anybody can reverse their type 2 diabetes simply and affordably. Let's face it - type 2 diabetes is a MASSIVE problem today....
Osteoarthritis is one of the most common forms of arthritis, described as a degenerative joint disease. This disease affects both women and men equally. Although, women over the age of 50 are for more likely to develop OA than men. Men are however still at great risk....
There are over 100 different types of nerve damage which can affect the human body. It is estimated that about 1 in every 50 Americans will suffer from peripheral nerve pain or damage during their lifetime. This debilitating condition can be extremely frustrating,...
Psoriasis is the most prevalent autoimmune disease in the United States today. This chronic skin condition affects roughly 7.2 million Americans and 125 million people worldwide. The disease can negatively impacts a patient’s physical and emotional state with over 60%...
Besides a growing belly, woman who are pregnant have a higher risk of developing migraines. These chronic pregnancy headaches are one of the most common complaints and discomforts experienced by pregnant woman. Migraine headaches are different from stress or tension...
Asthma is a complex disease without a single cause, defined by its symptoms. Evidence suggests that many cases of asthma are associated with fungi. Molds and fungi release tiny seeds called spores into the air which spread indoors and outdoors with the help of the...
Inflammation, in short, is the body's attempt at self-protection. Its main aim is to remove harmful stimuli. The natural response to irritation, injury, or infection. Without inflammation, we cannot heal. Keep in mind that all inflammation is NOT bad, even though it...
According to the American Diabetes Associations, 33% of people with diabetes will develop skin problems at some point in their lives. In fact, some skin issues may be the first warning signs of diabetes. The good news is that most skin conditions can be treated...
The medical term for "itching" is pruritus. Itching is an intense, distracting irritation or tickling sensation that may be felt all over the skin. According to the American Diabetes Association, skin problems such as pruritus are often the first sign of diabetes...
Diabetes can affect every part of the body. This includes the skin. If you don't already know you have diabetes, your skin may be the first place to look. Anybody could be at risk of developing diabetic skin infections. Those with diabetes however, are unfortunately...
