If you have recently been diagnosed with diabetes, chances are good that you are overweight. Studies of new diabetes patients have indicated that 9 out of 10 have a qoute with excess weight. Doctors and condition care practitioners have programs in place to help these people to comprehend that losing their excess weight could have a big impact on how well they are able to manage the disease.
To break down the statistics a bit more, 1 out of every 5 people who are carrying excess weight have more than one metabolic qoute along with their diabetes. Problems such as hypertension and a high cholesterol level are perilous sufficient all by themselves. When you bring diabetes into the mix, you could have serious condition problems. Each of these three problems have the inherent to be deadly if ignored.
Weight Loss For the Diabetic
So, what is the overweight person who has diabetes to do? Obviously, the rejoinder to that query is to lose weight, but most diabetics would tell you that dieting is easier said than done. These people are not slow-witted - they know they need to lose weight. They usually start out on a diet all excited and eager for success, and do pretty well for the first few days. But soon, their old eating habits begin to creep back into their lives, and before they know it, they are back to hearing their doctor and their spouse or other house members tell them bluntly that they are "much to fat and damaging your condition with all that food you are eating." This can do damage to a person's self-esteem, and make them of course not care whether they lose weight or not. This writer has been there and done that, and let me tell you, it is not pleasant.
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