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At Risk?: Avoid DIABETES by Recognizing Early Risk: A Natural Medicine View - Couverture souple

Roth, Dr. Rivkah

 
9781425761691: At Risk?: Avoid DIABETES by Recognizing Early Risk: A Natural Medicine View
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ISBN 10 : 1425761690 ISBN 13 : 9781425761691
Editeur : Xlibris, 2008

Synopsis

Diabetes is turning into a growing threat worldwide. Every ten seconds a person dies of diabetes or diabetes-related complications. At the same time two individuals are newly diagnosed. The diagnosis of diabetes represents not the beginning of the disease but a stage where cell destruction already is taking place. A diagnosis of diabetes shortens life expectancy by ten to twelve years. To date, mainstream medicine offers no cure. For this reason, prevention has become a hot topic; yet, most talk about prevention still misses the mark. Attempts at prevention address those already diagnosed with pre-diabetes-the last stage prior to full-blown diabetes and its complications.

On the other hand, eight to fourteen years before you are diagnosed with diabetes your body starts showing warning signs. Research links over fifty health complaints to an increased risk of diabetes. This risk affects one in two people worldwide. In a world of medical specialization every one of those over fifty conditions is treated separately-and often by different professionals. The unfortunate outcome is that common tendencies and trends are missed; trends that might well have allowed for early risk recognition and avoidance of progressive and degenerative conditions.

Avoiding diabetes may become possible if you recognize the signs and symptoms that serve as early warning signs. The best person to identify your risk early is you. At Risk? shows you what to look for. It helps you understand how your body functions and enables you to proactively move towards better health and perhaps a future free from diabetes and its complications.

Mostly a lifestyle disease, diabetes is largely avoidable and so are many of the conditions leading up to it. While we regularly tune-up our car-and in between tune-ups make sure to top up the right fluid in the right receptacle-we tend to be negligent when it comes to our ultimate vehicle, our bo

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Diabetes is turning into a growing threat worldwide. Every ten seconds a person dies of diabetes or diabetes-related complications. At the same time two individuals are newly diagnosed. The diagnosis of diabetes represents not the beginning of the disease but a stage where cell destruction already is taking place. A diagnosis of diabetes shortens life expectancy by ten to twelve years. To date, mainstream medicine offers no cure. For this reason, prevention has become a hot topic; yet, most talk about prevention still misses the mark. Attempts at prevention address those already diagnosed with pre-diabetes-the last stage prior to full-blown diabetes and its complications.

On the other hand, eight to fourteen years before you are diagnosed with diabetes your body starts showing warning signs. Research links over fifty health complaints to an increased risk of diabetes. This risk affects one in two people worldwide. In a world of medical specialization every one of those over fifty conditions is treated separately-and often by different professionals. The unfortunate outcome is that common tendencies and trends are missed; trends that might well have allowed for early risk recognition and avoidance of progressive and degenerative conditions.

Avoiding diabetes may become possible if you recognize the signs and symptoms that serve as early warning signs. The best person to identify your risk early is you. At Risk? shows you what to look for. It helps you understand how your body functions and enables you to proactively move towards better health and perhaps a future free from diabetes and its complications.

Mostly a lifestyle disease, diabetes is largely avoidable and so are many of the conditions leading up to it. While we regularly tune-up our car-and in between tune-ups make sure to top up the right fluid in the right receptacle-we tend to be negligent when it comes to our ultimate vehicle, our bo

Biographie de l'auteur

Rivkah Roth DO DNM, is a natural medicine professional with doctorates in osteopathy, natural medicine, acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine. Practicing transdisciplinary medicine she has lectured in Canada, Europe, and the Middle East, and has won awards and accolades for her dedication and contribution to the field of natural medicine. Rivkah Roth lives and practices on a quiet country property north of Toronto, Canada where she enjoys long walks with her dog Konya. For her Diabetes Avoidance and Early Risk Recognition campaign her teaching includes web-based support programs for the general public and advanced training seminars for health professionals.

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Éditeur
Xlibris
Date d'édition
2008
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
1425761690
ISBN 13 
9781425761691
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
394
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