Diabetes for Dummies
| Author(s): | Alan L. Rubin |
|---|---|
| Published In: | 1999 |
| Genre: | Health & Fitness |
| Pages: | 371 |
"Diabetes for Dummies" Description
A diagnosis of diabetes may send shivers through the patient, ripples that reach out to family, friends, associates, acquaintances, and folks who'll someday cross paths – personally or professionally. Diabetes For Dummies speaks to anyone who wants to know what the disease will mean in their own or someone else's experience, from the first moment when the word darts out of the doctor's mouth through all the ups and down of a long and satisfying life. This down-to-earth, compassionate guide gives you the nitty-gritty on wa ys t
- li>Prevent and manage diabete
- Choose the best treatment pla
- Find the right practitione
- Build a support tea
- Stick to an effective diet progra
- Locate additional help onlin
A healthy supply of knowledge and insight can help you face the facts of diabetes, a major medical condition surrounded by myth and personal opinion – some well-founded and some, well, fabricated. Diabetes For Dummies explores the real deal o
- li>Working through your initial reaction to a diagnosis of diabetes
- Knowing what whether you have type 1 or type 2
- Battling short- and long-term complications
- Monitoring your glucose
- Managing the disease with diet and exercise
- Helping your child or parent handle his or her own diabetes
- Cooking up diabetes-friendly meals with tasty recipes
By following the rules of good diabetic care, you actually can be healthier than people without diabetes who smoke, overeat, under-exercise, or combine these and other unhealthy habits. This friendly resource will move beyond the "bad" news sensed at diagnosis to a good start at staying fit and feeling great!