Freedom from Diabetes: A Science-Backed Path to Reversal
Freedom from Diabetes: A Science-Backed Path to Reversal
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History of Diabetes
Diabetes is mainly described as a lifestyle-related disorder. While diabetes has definitely mushroomed in these recent times, there are references to the disease dating back centuries. The earliest mention of diabetes has been found back in 1552 BC.
The first symptom that came to notice was frequent urination. Other symptoms of diabetes got discovered later on. Further studies showed involvement of the pancreas or identified the role of the pancreas in diabetes.
Complications of Diabetes
Consistently high or low blood sugar is an indicator of diabetes. And this high blood sugar if left unchecked will inevitably result in a number of long-term medical conditions that can seriously compromise health.
The complications of diabetes are divided into 2 main types- macrovascular and microvascular. Microvascular complication includes damage to kidneys, eyes, nerves, teeth, and gums.
Diabetes myths
It is ironic that despite India’s status as the birthplace of yoga and land where vegetarianism is a way of life, we are so heavily burdened with diabetes and are on the verge of becoming the Diabetes Capital of the World.
30-Days Diabetes Reversal Challenge
In order to make people aware of the fact that there is something known as 'Diabetes Reversal' and they should get to taste it, Diabetes specialist Dr. Pramod Tripathi of FFD thought of putting up a 30 days diabetes reversal challenge.
The 30-Day Challenge promised host benefits like stabilized blood pressure, reversal of neuropathy, retinopathy, and the one we all want weight loss. The Challenge comprised 30 sessions live-streamed daily for a month on FFD’s YouTube channel and Facebook in the morning at 7.00 am IST.
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