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Terrier chewed off its diabetic owner’s infe...

A diabetic woman had to have her leg amputated after her Jack Russell terrier chewed off her infected toe while she was asleep. She slept through the traumatic incident as she suffers from diabetic neuropathy, which meant her feet were numb. The 48-year-old American woman only realised part of her toe was missing when she woke up to find blood on her bed sheets and the floor. There was also dried blood on her...

Man celebrates 85 years of living with diabetes

When Bob Krause turned 90 last week, it was by virtue of an unflagging determination and a mentality of precision that kept his body humming after being diagnosed with diabetes as a boy. A leading diabetes research center named the San Diego resident the first American known to live 85 years with the disease, a life that has paralleled — and benefited from — the evolution in treatment. Krause’s wife of 56 years, his...

Living with Diabetes is Challenging but not Imposs...

Diabetes is becoming a real concern these days because of the amount of people it has been affecting and because of the fact that it couldn’t be treated as effectively as many other sugar metabolism related diseases and disorders can. Diabetes is also unique in a manner because it involves its effects to be imposed on the routine of your life; it wouldn’t be as normal and as healthy as it is at the moment. Most of the...

Exposing Some Highlighted Diabetic Recipes

Having diabetes doesn’t mean that you wouldn’t get to eat what you like or have things in your routine included that you once used to like. As a diabetic patient, you would be required to eat so many things and there would be so many diabetic recipes that you would want to try at home for yourself but you think you cannot because of the sugar content there are motioned in those recipes but now you can have so many options...