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Diabetes Solution

Book information

Year
2011
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
5 MB (5085050 bytes)
Pages
3789\3789
Topic
Medicine Diabetes
Time added
2018-12-19 21:45:12

Description

Welcome......Page 4 Dedication......Page 8 Epigraph......Page 6 Author’s Note......Page 5 Foreword by Frank Vinicor, MD, MPH......Page 10 Preface to the Newly Revised and Updated Edition......Page 24 My Life with Diabetes: Beyond Sixty-Five Years and Counting......Page 41 Acknowledgments......Page 105 Before and After: Fourteen Patients Share Their Experiences......Page 110 PART ONE: Before You Start......Page 311 1. Diabetes: The Basics......Page 313 2. Tests: Baseline Measures of Your Disease and Risk Profile......Page 443 3. Your Diabetic Tool Kit: Supplies You Will Need and Where to Get Them......Page 553 4. How and When to Measure Blood Sugar......Page 607 5. Recording Blood Sugar Data: Using the Glucograf III Data Sheet......Page 660 6. Strange Biology: Phenomena Peculiar to Diabetes That Can Affect Blood Sugar......Page 704 7. The Laws of Small Numbers......Page 794 8. Establishing a Treatment Plan: The Basic Treatment Plans and How We Structure Them......Page 847 PART TWO: Treatment......Page 925 9. The Basic Food Groups: Or Much of What You’ve Been Taught About Diet Is Probably Wrong......Page 927 10. Diet Guidelines Essential to the Treatment of All Diabetics......Page 1036 11. Creating a Customized Meal Plan......Page 1259 12. Weight Loss—If You’re Overweight......Page 1379 13. How to Curb Carbohydrate Craving or Overeating: If You Are Plagued with Cravings, This Chapter May Change Your Life......Page 1471 14. Using Exercise to Enhance Insulin Sensitivity and Slow Aging......Page 1591 15. Oral Insulin-Sensitizing Agents, Insulin-Mimetic Agents, and Other Options......Page 1767 16. Insulin: The Basics of Self-Injection......Page 1869 17. Important Information About Various Insulins......Page 1975 18. Simple Insulin Regimens......Page 2059 19. Intensive Insulin Regimens......Page 2114 20. How to Prevent and Correct Low Blood Sugars......Page 2347 21. How to Cope with Dehydration, Dehydrating Illness, and Infection......Page 2544 22. Delayed Stomach-Emptying: Gastroparesis......Page 2642 23. Routine Follow-up Visits to Your Physician......Page 2818 24. What You Can Expect from Virtually Normal Blood Sugars......Page 2841 PART THREE: Your Diabetic Cookbook......Page 2868 25. Recipes for Low-Carbohydrate Meals......Page 2872 Appendix A: What About the Widely Advocated Dietary Restrictions on Fat, Protein, and Salt, and the Current High-Fiber Fad?......Page 3240 Appendix B: Don’t Permit Hospitalization or Lengthy Outpatient Procedures to Impair Your Blood Sugar Control......Page 3380 Appendix C: Drugs That Can Affect Blood Glucose Levels......Page 3402 Appendix D: Foot Care for Diabetics......Page 3463 Appendix E: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome......Page 3495 Glossary......Page 3527 Table of Contents......Page 3612 About the Author......Page 3623 Copyright Page......Page 3784

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