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Diabetes is a disorder which is common among old age people, but nowadays due to change in food and lifestyle, even youngster with 30+ age are also get affected by diabetes. Let see some 7 natural ways to control our blood sugar level. Diabetes has two types, Type 1 diabetes which occurred when insulin production stopped or insufficient and Type 2 diabetes occurred if cells do not respond to the insulin. Diabetes makes more serious complication to the body like heart disease, kidney failure. Make small changes in your daily habit and lifestyle, surely moves you to get the normal of blood glucose level. Here some best way to how to control diabetes 1.Exercise: Habitual exercise is a prominent natural cure for diabetes to increase the secretion of insulin and reaction of body cells while insulin secretion helps to manage the normal blood glucose level. You can do the Common exercise of walking, jogging, yoga, swimming, gym schedule your plan depends on your daily work then d...

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My family has always had a history of diabetes, going as far back as I can remember. So even though I'd never been diagnosed with it, it was always a constant worry for me. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a serious problem. I went through a rough patch in my life. My mom passed away, and it really hit me hard. I sank into depression for a while, and it ended up seriously affecting my lifestyle. I stopped working out, and began to use food as a coping mechanism. My weight increased rapidly, and before I knew it my doctor was telling me that I was pre-diabetic. I realized that if I didn't do something quickly, I'd end up in a really bad place. My first steps to pulling myself out of the hole I'd ended up in were to radically change my diet and exercise routine. I didn't need a doctor to tell me how to eat well or what workouts to do, as I just started doing what I'd done before. But that wasn't enough. I wanted to be sure that I'd be okay, so I st...