De que proviene la diabetes?
My mother and many relatives have diabetes, so I'm always trying to understand it better. What are the main reasons or factors from which diabetes typically originates? I want to know about its causes.
My mother and many relatives have diabetes, so I'm always trying to understand it better. What are the main reasons or factors from which diabetes typically originates? I want to know about its causes.
I have lived with diabetes for over 25 years now, beta. It often comes from a mix of your family genes and a comfortable lifestyle, but with daily walks and simple food, you can live a long and fully active life.
Diabetes basically comes from your body either not making enough insulin or not using it properly. It can be genetic, but it is heavily triggered by high stress, lack of exercise, and too many processed carbs in your daily diet.
It comes from poor digestion and high sugar intake over the years. I found that chewing curry leaves and drinking methi water helps, but we must combine these home habits with proper medical tests and sugar monitoring.
I ignored my extreme thirst and tiredness for a whole year thinking it was just summer heat, and ended up with a high sugar level of 400. Diabetes comes quietly, so please get a proper blood checkup done without delaying.
A lot of physical ailments, including diabetes, stem from stress and mental unrest in our daily life. Keep your mind peaceful, stay positive, eat simple food, and trust the medical treatment to heal your body.
In our tradition, diabetes is linked to 'Prameha' which comes from physical inactivity and overeating sweet foods. Having a pinch of amla powder with turmeric in the morning helps, but please consult a proper doctor regularly.
Look, diabetes doesn't just happen overnight. It comes from a bad diet, zero workouts, and genetic history. Stop overthinking, cut the sugar, and get an HbA1c test done at a lab to know where you stand.
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