There is a saying that food is the universal language in bringing people together. And through food, we get to see how well people live.
Diabetics are more prone to unnecessary wounds and poor healing of them because of a higher presence of glucose in the blood.
Like many bodily machinations, there are many forms of diabetes, common ones being Type 1 and Type 2. And within those, each have subcategories (hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) and hyperglycemia (high blood sugar).
When it comes to diabetes, everyone has an opinion. Every culture has their own takes on supporting health and ideas of cures for it.
When it comes to diabetes, most are familiar that Type 1 Diabetes refers to your body producing little to no insulin, while Type 2 is where your body does not process blood sugar properly.
Sometimes only when the major side effects hit us that we find out we have a major illness or a chronic disease.
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