Comments on: Culturally Specific Diabetes Management Helps Low-Income Patients

By: Diabetes Management Justin

Diabetes Management Justin — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 03:11:30 +0000

Its not hard to be diabetic but it hard to get control on Diabetes. We have to take proper precautionary methids to control and with regular medical course also we can’t prevent it. The important thing to get control on our Diabetes is through Diabetes Management where we can find more methods and they are very easy like Medications and taking healthy diet with regular medicines.

By: Serete

Serete — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 16:56:38 +0000

i agree with you bless, there are need to take more medicines. some times this is not good to health by taking more medicines. i think it is prevented by half the way, not to eating oily foods and sweet and fried recipes.

By: blessedshadow

blessedshadow — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 10:56:51 +0000

It’s hard to be diabetic since there are lots of maintenance medicines that you need to take. Like insulin and other medicines which are very expensive. It’s great to know that there are organizations who can help low income patients.

By: perfectknight

perfectknight — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 08:49:56 +0000

This indeed is a welcome change in the way treatement and prevention of the condition is approached. Every culture has its own special cuisine and lifestyle. Most of the cultures have their cuisine and food intake depending on their geographical positioning and style of work but in todays age of globalisation the food requirement of our bodies may not be the same it was 100 years ago. Today we almost never walk more than 5 miles a day whereas in earlier times most of the travelling was done on foot. As walking is an exercise which helps in burning up calories our confortable lifestyles today preserve more of these calories than would be needed. So looking into each culture in a different manner may help in issuing culture specific tips to people for avoiding diabetes.