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diabetic Doctors spoke in El Tigre on food and lifestyle gatherings William

José Sequea O. Three professionals
of medicine were responsible for providing a talk to people with Diabetes, last Friday, as part of the programming that takes place in the Village sector Outpatient Ajur in the framework of the "Diabetes Week."
The coordinator of the center of preventive health, Aurimel Brown said they have already made several activities in the clinic, schools and nearby sites. In the meetings will cover topics such as hyperinsulinism, diabetes in children, gestational, type I and type II. This Friday will hold a Dance Aerobics and breakfast with these patients, as well as provide handouts with menus that will let you know how to eat. And
is insisted that the galena in diabetics should be able to combine food, which can consume hours and practice basic exercises such as walking. Also will focus on children, as childhood obesity may trigger diabetes. "There is no excuse for walking. We understand that there are patients who can not do some exercises, but most can walk without any problem. "
Laboren these facilities usually practiced screenings of the disease, through the Laboratory. Aurimel Brown said that according to general statistics, approximately 70% of the population suffers from diabetes El Tigre. Thus said it is important to know that the disease is not curable, only controlled, especially in patients who suffer from Type I because they are on insulin.
The Coordinator explained that the vast majority of diabetics suffer from the disease by inheritance, however, pointed out that if you make dietary transgressions for many years and excessive consumption of carbohydrates, you can start and finish Hyperinsulinism as a diabetic. According to the Specialist, a few years ago a patient was considered diabetic when blood glucose levels were above 140, but in recent international conferences, and are "highly suspicious" of the disease who are above 126 mgs/100 ( milligrams per cent).
She recommends having a screening test every six months, especially if they have relatives with diabetes or if you lead a sedentary life and excesses. He made it clear that you can have the disease, "but knowing she controlled with proper diet and exercise." Otherwise, the patient would be literally a ticking time bomb, to the point of losing limbs.
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