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New Glucose Revolution: Living Well With PCOS; Dr. Brand-Miller, Dr. Farid

Dr.  Brand-Miller,  Dr. Farid

New Glucose Revolution: Living Well With PCOS: The book address the root cause of PCOS - insulin resistance--and show you how eating a low-GI diet can help alleviate even your most troublesome symptoms, including: weight gain, excess facial hair, fatigue, irregular periods, infertility, low blood sugar, acne, mood swings.

Advice on low-GI diet, exercise, as well as thirty delicious recipes, this book can help you beat your PCOS symptoms and take back control over your life.

 

 

 

Pre-Diabetes

Medical and Health Disorders Associated With Pre-Diabetes and Insulin Resistance


 

Other conditions may cause, be exacerbated by, or result from insulin resistance.  It is important for your doctor to take a complete medical history for you, and for family members as some disorders can be hereditary in nature.

Be sure to tell your doctor if any family members have autoimmune disorders, metabolic disorders, or other serious health problems like cancer, heart disease, or high blood pressure or cholesterol.

In addition to the potential for diabetes, other medical problems commonly present with either insulin resistance ( Metabolic Syndrome X), pre-diabetes, or type 2 diabetes include:

 

List of Health Problems: Why You do Not Want to Develop Type 2 Diabetes

If you get type 2 diabetes, the following are complications that can result if you do not manage your blood sugars.

Consider these a list of reasons why you want to treate your pre-diabetes seriously and avoid getting type 2 diabetes:

 

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The Thyroid Diet; Mary J. Shoman

Mary J. Shoman

The Thyroid Diet: For more than 25 million Americans it may be, due to the metabolic slowdown of a malfunctioning thyroid gland. The Thyroid Diet will help many previously unsuccessful dieters get diagnosed and treated -- and proper thyroid treatment might be all that’s needed to successfully lose weight.

 

Living Well with Hypothyroidism; Mary J. Shoman

Mary J. Shoman

Living Well With Hypothyroidism: As many as one in eight women have a thyroid condition. Shomon covers conventional, alternative, and late-breaking approaches to treatment--such as challenging the gold standard of Synthroid as the thyroid replacement therapy of choice.

 

 

 

 

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