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Wake Up Your Pancreas With String Beans

The Native American Remedy for Low Blood Sugar and Diabetes By Gayle Eversole, DHom, PhD, MH, NP, ND A project I have been working on for quite a few years, I guess going back as far as the early 1990s, is helping educate our people about preventing and assisting in the natural care of diabetes. More than any other group of people American Indians are plagued with this dreadful disease. When I was researching the educational program I designed when I was completing my doctoral coursework I found an interesting fact. Attributed mainly to Plains people, but not absent in tribes from other geographic areas in the Southwest and other regions, diabetes was considered somewhat of a survival mechanism. Many traditional foods and locally found herbs have historically been helpful in the care and treatment of diabetes. The last program I presented was at the Indian Health facility located in the Blackfeet Nation at Browning, Montana. As a gift I was given a book on the Ethnobotany of the Blac...

Natural Health News: Diabetes Diary

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Diabetes Diary The Diabetes Diary:   Commemorating The Longest Walk 2011, Reversing Diabetes Authored by Dr Gayle Eversole List Price:   $12.00 6" x 9"  (15.24 x 22.86 cm)  Black & White on Cream paper 206 pages ISBN-13:  978-1475027518  (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10:  1475027516 BISAC:  Health & Fitness / Health Care Issues 2011 marked The Longest Walk 3, Reversing Diabetes. While the focus of the cross country walk was to bring attention to the issues surrounding diabetes in Indian Country, the effort was for all fighting in this battle to overcome the diabetes epidemic. The "diary" commemorates the walk and all those affected by this dis-ease and includes natural health information to help you with your walk to prevent and reverse diabetes. Diabetes Diary :   https://www.createspace.com/3823542 Blood Pressure Care Naturally :   https://www.createspace.com/3857772 The Garden Series :   https://www.createspace.com/3822966

Study links statins to higher diabetes again

For years, more than a dozen at least, I have been covering the statin drug issue. My focus has been to educate people about the serious risks of this drug class and to help them realize that what they are being told is not always correct. Now, again, we have a new report on the fact that statins can raise your risk of getting diabetes. In light of all the serious risks from this drug class perhaps you might wish to consider natural care approaches to the cholesterol conundrum. Health Forensics An increased risk of diabetes among statin users was first seen in 2008, in a randomized controlled trial of the drug Crestor, says Vivian Fonseca, the American Diabetes' Association's president for medicine and science. A 2011 analysis in the  Journal of the American Medical Association  and a 2010 analysis in  The Lancet  also found an increased risk of diabetes among statin users. Complete article Related Article  and good interview Find over 20 articles on this topic ...

More for the Diabetes Diary

In 2011 an historic event took place between February and July.  Hundreds of people joined forces to walk from the west coast to Washington DC to raise awareness about diabetes.  This is the Longest Walk 3: Reversing Diabetes. Since this event we have published our commemorative volume, The Diabetes Diary.  This is a publication that includes daily entries about natural ways to prevent and reverse diabetes and to improve your health.  The Diabetes Diary - Now Available to purchase . Valuable natural health 100+ page reference resource for people with diabetes.  Now I read comments from a doctor that I believe belongs in this publication. from  Dr. Stefan Ripich In his view, people with diabetes are mostly influenced by their doctors. And most doctors don't teach their patients these fairly obvious lifestyle changes. There are five reasons for this that he cites: REASON #1: There’s no money in it for them. Health insurance providers don’t reimburse doctors...