Diabetic pain is normally caused by damage to the nerve cells. It effectively “starves” these nerves by eating away at the blood vessels that feed them. Since it begins with the smallest and most delicate nerve cells, diabetic pain most often begins in the feet or hands. Diabetic peripheral neuropathy, or nerve pain associated with diabetes…
Understanding the importance of adding exercise into your daily routine can help with a number of conditions, including diabetes. Read on to learn more. Research on diabetes and exercise In a recent publication in the Public Library of Science, researchers followed up on a Nurses Heath Study that began in 2000. Women who did not…
Physical activity is imperative for the human body to function at peak efficiency. Doctors are encouraging everyone to add exercise into daily routines. There is even some recent evidence to indicate that exercise can be more effective in treating diabetes than prescribed medications. A team of researchers from the London School of Economics, Harvard Medical…