22nd March 2012
What is Hyperthyroidism?
Hyperthyroidism is also known as overactive thyroid. It is a medical condition where the thyroid gland is overactive as it produces too much thyroid hormone making metabolism go at a faster pace than it should.
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28th September 2011
Do you know where your thyroid gland is? How about what it does? Your thyroid is a butterfly shaped gland in your neck, which produces a variety of hormones needed by your body. When working right, your thyroid keeps your metabolism in check, and controls...
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21st September 2011
Did you know that in the United States alone, 21 million people have diabetes, and of those people, 90-95% of them have type II diabetes? While this is a troubling statistic, if you've just been diagnosed with this disease, it can be a bit of a comfort to...
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21st September 2011
While millions of people have thyroid problems, hypothyroidism continues to be undiagnosed in many people and can be the cause of quite a few symptoms and other health problems. The thyroid gland is shaped like a butterfly and is found in the front of the...
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19th September 2011
What exactly is the cause of diabetic foot problems? In most cases it is damage to the nerves that affect the legs and feet. This is called Diabetic Neuropathy. There is deterioration of these nerves due to high blood sugar levels in the body. Other facto...
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23rd August 2011
Hashimoto’s is an autoimmune disease where the thyroid gland is slowly destroyed by various antibodies and cell mediated immune processes. This disease affects the thyroid which is a small gland located below the Adam’s apple, at the base of the neck. The...
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23rd August 2011
Blood sugar control is critical for all people suffering from type 2 diabetes. High blood sugar levels can be very damaging to the body because of the inflammation that it causes. Many people do not understand the connection between high blood sugar level...
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17th August 2011
It is a known fact that diet plays a large role in the prevention and managing of diabetes. Foods that are high in carbohydrates can exacerbate or initiate the development of type 2 diabetes. This is not the only factor and Type 2 Diabetes information can...
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16th August 2011
Hashimoto's disease is a disease of the thyroid. It occurs because the body's autoimmune system mistakenly believes that the thyroid gland that is located in the neck is a foreign body. In order to truly understand what is happening to your body when you ...
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26th July 2011
Just because seniors and those that are over the age of 40 may not have been diagnosed with diabetes, that doesn't exactly mean that they may have the symptoms of the disease and not realize it. It is important to get Type 2 Diabetes information to any se...
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14th June 2011
When the Thyroid gland is over-producing or under-producing thyroid hormones, the body exhibits uncomfortable and often debilitating symptoms. Making matters worse is the fact that even when the thyroid hormone levels are tested, it is common for the test...
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14th June 2011
Most people, when diagnosed as a type 2 diabetes are forced to deal with the overwhelm and frustration of a completely new diabetic diet. There are a few diabetic diets to choose from, and of course, each claims to be better than the others. The problem t...
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23rd May 2011
Diabetes is typically caused by a problem in how the body uses or makes insulin. The body needs insulin to transport glucose to the cells, where it gets stored and used for energy at a later point. There is a lot of Type 2 Diabetes information available, ...
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23rd May 2011
Whether you are someone that has a family history of dealing with diabetes or you are overweight and over the age of 45, it is a good idea to be aware of the Type 2 Diabetes Information that is available and some of the risk factors to watch out for and a...
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06th May 2011
Controlling the amount of sugar in your blood is imperative for anyone diagnosed as a type 2 diabetic. When Type II diabetics experience high or low levels of sugar in the blood, they can develop significant complications. High blood sugar levels in diabe...
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