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Dry diabetes, high sugar📌

ðŸšĻ Weight loss...A dangerous sign called "dry diabetes." ðŸ˜ą

Many people may still not know that "diabetes" is not the only one, and the most frightening is the condition that people generally call "dry diabetes," which often occurs in patients who allow critical hyperglycemia for long periods of time.

ðŸĪ” What is "dry diabetes"?

Doctors may not have this name directly, but the body is "inadvertently thinning" because the body lacks insulin so that it cannot use sugar for energy, so it has to burn muscle and fat instead, making the body very thin, tired and tired.

🔍 Quick Czech! What kind of diabetes are you facing?

Type 1: The pancreas is destroyed by immunity, usually found in children. The body does not produce insulin at all.

Type 2 (most common): caused by insulin resistance, usually seen in adults, overweight people, or obesity.

Gestational type: usually born during the 2nd-3rd trimester of pregnancy.

Other types: caused by diseases of the pancreas, endocrinology, or steroid use.

⚠ïļ Don't leave until "complications" heal hard!

When sugar is chronically high, the body breaks down systematically:

Dystrophy endings: with hot pain along the hands along the feet.

Blurred Eyes: Retinal Dystrophy, Risk of Blindness

Chronic kidney failure: The kidneys have to work hard until they deteriorate.

Difficult to heal wounds: risk of severe infection

ðŸ’Ą The solution is to "control sugar" well from today!

Diabetes is difficult to heal, but "dry" symptoms and complications can prevent it if you start to get tired, lose weight, or lose sugar...

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# Diabetes # Dry diabetes # Diabetic complications # Sugar control # Health care

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ðŸ”ĨWatch my FREE training to learn about Reversing the ROOT cause of Type 2 Diabetes! Link is in my bio 🙌ðŸŧ #diabetestype2 #diabetesawareness #bloodsugarcontrol #bloodsugar #diabetestips
Lemon8er

Lemon8er

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A nurse in scrubs, mask, and glasses takes a mirror selfie, with text overlay "Nursing Process: Diabetes Type 1 & 2" and "SWIPE LEFT". The image serves as an introduction to the topic.
Nursing Process: Diabetes Type 1 & 2
Let’s break down Diabetes Mellitus: ðŸĐķType 1 Diabetes: â€Ē Caused by insulin deficiency due to beta-cell destruction. â€Ē Patients are insulin-dependent. â€Ē Common symptoms: frequent urination, increased thirst, hunger, weight loss, fatigue, and blurry vision.
Taylor Price RN, BSN

Taylor Price RN, BSN

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Diabetes? High Blood Pressure? Try this
This tea is now designed to: â€Ē Support healthy weight and metabolism â€Ē Balance blood sugar levels â€Ē Support blood pressure and stress â€Ē Remain gentle and safe for dialysis patients This tea blend was made to gently support your body without overwhelming your kidneys. It’s crafted to help w
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BlackGirlMagicTy

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JUICE FOR DIABETES
💚Full Recipe Below 👇🏞 â€Ē1 lemon â€Ē1 bunch celery â€Ē2 green apples â€Ē1-inch ginger Makes about 17 ounces More recipes available in Bio 💚 #juice #juicing #recipes #health #diabetes #diabetic #healthtips #fyp #explorepage
Keya

Keya

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Diabetes brain dumb
I did this before my last exam and got a 90%! My school has walls of white boards that are soooooo useful for brain dumbs. I just through alll the info I remembered on diabetes and dumped it out to look at. It felt like I was teaching the people in the room but I wasn’t interacting with them at all
Claire Davis

Claire Davis

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If you’re pre-diabetes are type two diabetes
If you’re pre-diabetes are type two diabetes and you want to reverse it. These are my tips how to do it just change your lifestyle choices
Daevon Corns

Daevon Corns

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Blood sugar spikes
Don’t let these “innocent” foods fool you — they’re responsible for some of the biggest, sneakiest blood sugar spikes people see. What food surprises you? #bloodsugar #t1d #t1diabetic #t1dlife #diabetes
Type 1 Diabetes

Type 1 Diabetes

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Soursop fights high cholesterol and diabetes
Fights against cancer cells Treats fevers Treats high cholesterol Treats diabetes Helps Fight Inflammation Boosts Kidney Health Relieve Stress Boosts Gastrointestinal Health Helps boost the Immune System Pain Reliever Treats Fever Helpful in Diarrhea Relieves Hypertension Improves Ski
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Tee Tee

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Foods With LOW Blood Sugar Spikes
After all the sneaky spikesâ€Ķ here are the foods that tend to stay calm. Which one is your favorite? #t1d #t1diabetic #bloodsugar #diabetes #t1dawareness
Type 1 Diabetes

Type 1 Diabetes

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Red Foods For Reversing T2 Diabetes
ðŸ”ĨWatch my FREE training to learn about Reversing the ROOT cause of Type 2 Diabetes! Link is in my bio #diabetestype2 #diabetesawareness #diabetes #plantbased #bloodsugarregulation
Lemon8er

Lemon8er

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Diabetes âœĻ Meal Planning
#diabeticdiet #diabetesplatemethod #diabeticbound #dietaryrestrictions
JUST ASHLEY 💕

JUST ASHLEY 💕

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Headed towards Diabetes?
Brittany | Health + Hope

Brittany | Health + Hope

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Manage high blood sugar + signs and risks
High blood sugar can make feeling your best impossible, and it can increase your risk for disease. Here are some strategies to help manage blood sugar and prevent spikes! #bloodsugarcontrol #bloodsugar #lower blood sugar levels #insulinsensitivity #insulinresistance
Stephanie | Nutrition Coach

Stephanie | Nutrition Coach

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TYPE 1 vs. TYPE 2 DIABETES
In both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, the body doesn’t regulate blood sugar correctly As a nursing student and a future nurse it’s really important to understand the difference between the two Key things to know: 1ïļâƒĢType 1 ☞Pancreas makes little to no insulin ☞Due to genetics and usually d
Nurse Well Versed

Nurse Well Versed

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STOP FEARING HIGH BLOOD SUGAR WHEN YOU’RE F4STING!
STOP FEARING HIGH BLOOD SUGAR WHEN YOU’RE F4STING! #diabetes #prediabetes #insulinresistance #fastinglifestyle #type2diabetes Disclaimer: Those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, history of eating disorders, infants. children and adolescents should not fast. This video is for educational
Jennifer MPH Nutritionist

Jennifer MPH Nutritionist

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A flat lay of five perfume bottles on a white textured surface, showcasing various vanilla dry down scents. The bottles include a large frosted bottle, a labeled rectangular bottle, a clear bottle, an amber bottle, and a white travel spray. The image is titled "Best Vanilla Dry Down Perfumes."
BEST ‘Vanilla dry down’ Perfumes
I 💛 a good vanilla dry down! Here are some of my favorites from my collection. Do you have a favorite vanilla dry down perfume? The last one, milk personal is my latest obsession and I can’t wait to buy it in a full size soon! I’m literally wearing it right now and adore the travel size layering
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c.doug ♡

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An open black zippered case contains items related to blood sugar monitoring. An orange banner overlays the image, stating "The 5 Must-Have Ingredients for a Good Blood Sugar Supplement," introducing the topic of blood sugar regulation.
The image highlights Chromium as a key ingredient for blood sugar support. It features a supplement bottle and text explaining its importance for healthy blood sugar levels, boosting energy, and clearing brain fog.
This image presents Bitter Melon as a supplement ingredient. It displays a bottle and text detailing its role in regulating blood sugar levels by improving glucose metabolism and enhancing insulin sensitivity.
Supplements I Take To Regulate Blood Sugar 💊
Discover how these supplements have empowered me to manage my blood sugar levels and feel my best!! Experience the difference they can make in your life, taking control of your blood sugar for a healthier, happier you! These supplements provide stable blood sugar support, help maintain healthy lev
Caroline ðŸŦķ🏞

Caroline ðŸŦķ🏞

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A blender, celery, broccoli, green apples, and two green smoothies in glasses. The image title reads, "What I Eat Daily to Keep Type 2 Diabetes Away."
Two bowls of yogurt topped with berries, granola, and nuts, next to two iced drinks. The text overlay discusses lean protein for blood sugar balance and satiety.
A bowl of oatmeal with sliced bananas, almonds, chia seeds, and granola, with a jar of granola in the background. The text highlights whole grains like quinoa, brown rice, or oats.
What I Eat Now That I’ve Reversed Type 2 Diabetes
After reversing my Type 2 diabetes, I knew I had to stay consistent to keep it from coming back. Now, I focus on eating to fuel my body—not just to satisfy cravings. Here’s what I try to keep on my plate most days: â€Ē Lean protein like grilled chicken, salmon, turkey, or tofu to help balance my
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Ty 😍âœĻâœŒðŸ―

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PCOS & Diabetes
#HealthTips #lemon8challenge #pcosjourney #pcos #pcossupplements #pcosawareness #pcostips #pcosbaddie #diabetes #diabetesawareness Hi everyone! I wanted to share something very personal to me. I have had PCOS for a long time; 14 yrs and diagnosed with diabetes for about 2
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Damaris

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Salt Did Not Cause Your High Blood Pressure
Salt Did Not Cause Your High Blood Pressure. Reference 1. Bikman, B. T. (2020). Why We Get Sick: The Hidden Epidemic at the Root of Most Chronic Disease—and How to Fight It. BenBella Books. 2. DiNicolantonio, J.J., J.H. O'Keefe, and S.C. Lucan, An unsavory truth: sugar, more than salt,
Jennifer MPH Nutritionist

Jennifer MPH Nutritionist

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A tablet displays 'Steal my notes: Diabetes Mellitus Edition Part 2' with illustrations of kidneys, insulin, metformin, and a blood glucose meter, introducing the topic of nurse's role and complications.
Handwritten notes detail the nurse's role in diabetes management, including monitoring, reporting, patient education, and diagnostic criteria like FBS, OGTT, and HBA1C, with an insulin illustration.
Handwritten notes outline diabetic complications affecting various organs: kidneys (nephropathy), nerves (peripheral neuropathy), eyes (retinopathy), heart (cardiovascular disease), and brain (stroke), explaining how high sugar damages them.
Part 2 of Diabetes: Nurse's role & Complications
As requested part 2 is here! This part covers nurse role, complications and diabetic foot care. Follow for the final part, which will cover hyper/hypo-glycemia and DKA vs. HHNS. . . . . . #nursingstudent #nurse #stealmynotes #nursingjourney #nursingschooltips
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MajidahâœĻ

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Balance your blood sugar for balanced hormones
Did you know that balancing your blood sugar is one of the keys to healthy hormones? ðŸŒŋ🍎 Many people overlook the connection between blood sugar and hormones, but it’s a BIG one! When your blood sugar levels are unstable, it can trigger a hormonal domino effect that impacts your energy, mood, and ev
Sara Clark

Sara Clark

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Rain Check: Smoothie That Cuts Sugar and Fat!
The smoothie is good for several aspects of health, given its nutrient-rich ingredients. Here’s a breakdown of its benefits: 1. **Nutrient Intake**: It's a convenient way to get a variety of nutrients from natural sources. Bananas provide potassium and vitamin B6, oats deliver fiber and prot
Elisa L.

Elisa L.

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Healthy Lifestyle T2 Diabetes
Potential Benefits: 1. Increased Nutrient Intake: Juicing vegetables (especially leafy greens, cucumbers, celery, etc.) can help increase your intake of essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants without a lot of carbs. 2. Improved Digestion and Absorption: Juicing removes
Southern Nov3list

Southern Nov3list

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A person with long dark hair smiles, with text overlay "What to eat w pre-diabetes & diabetes" and "I'm pre-diabetic," indicating the topic of the post.
A blood glucose meter displays "104" next to a glucose test strip container, lancets, alcohol swabs, and a logbook, showing tools for diabetes management.
A grid of 16 illustrated diabetic breakfast ideas, including oatmeal, omelets, whole grain toast, scrambled tofu, and waffles, with descriptive text for each.
What to eat w pre-diabetes & diabetes
My beta blocker Metoprolol has caused pre-diabetes :(( its been super hard for me with the sugar detox but these little meal plans have helped so much #diabetic #diabeticlife #fyp #foryoupage #unfiltered
Leila Marie

Leila Marie

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The Best Supplements for Type 2 Diabetes!
The Best Supplements for Type 2 Diabetes! Type “Fix It” in the comments you want to fix your Type 2 Diabetes! Want to actually fix Type 2 diabetes? Start where it starts—insulin resistance. It’s simple. It’s effective. And it’s easier than you think. Two natural products. Clinically prove
Jennifer MPH Nutritionist

Jennifer MPH Nutritionist

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Ways I Lower My Blood Sugar
DISCLAIMER: THIS WAS ONE THING OUT OF A GROUP OF THINGS THAT HELPED ME LOWER MY LEVELS. My A1C went from 16.7 to 6.1 in just three months. Before being diagnosed with diabetes I never realized how much sugar I consumed daily. Soda & juice were one of the things slowly killing me by causing
Daniel AMP

Daniel AMP

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The fight against sugar and preventing diabetes.
I think sugar is very addictive. It’s important for us to find ways to fight sugar cravings. Share ideas on how to achieve this.
Healthy_lexy

Healthy_lexy

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A shopping cart contains various snacks beneficial for managing blood sugar. Products include pistachios, chocolate bars, protein granola bars, and trail mix, highlighted as better options for diabetes.
A hand holds a bag of pistachios, presented as a diabetes-friendly snack. The text emphasizes their healthy fats, fiber, and protein for slowing blood sugar spikes, recommending a handful per serving.
Two chocolate bars, sweetened with stevia and no added sugar, are shown. They are described as a better sweet treat option to satisfy cravings without a high sugar load, suggesting 1-2 squares.
Diabetes Friendly Snacks from Walmart
If you have diabetes or you’re trying to be more mindful about your blood sugar, snacks don’t have to feel boring or restrictive. One thing that helps is building snacks around foods that digest slower. Snacks with protein, healthy fats, and fiber can help you feel fuller longer and may support ste
Beauty

Beauty

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“Struggling with high blood sugar or diabetes?
“Struggling with high blood sugar or diabetes? THIS 1 SMOOTHIE can naturally help lower your numbers!” 👉 🌟 NEON LITE SMOOTHIE 🌟 👉 Discover more at: 20HealingSmoothies.com Top 5 Benefits: 1. Balances blood sugar → Supports Type 2 Diabetes & lowers A1c 2. Improves circulation → Pro
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Kenneth J. | Kidney Health

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Best Foods for Diabetes
Carole McNeal-Otis

Carole McNeal-Otis

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Juice for diabetes
Green juice for the win! ðŸĨ’🍏ðŸŒŋ Did you know that fiber-rich foods like kale and celery can help slow sugar absorption and prevent blood sugar spikes? This refreshing blend is packed with nutrients that support insulin sensitivity and overall health! 🍋âœĻ Try it out and let me know what you thin
Shansterr

Shansterr

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DIABETES: PART 2
In part 1, we covered the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes and their primary symptoms. ⭐ïļType 1 ➡ïļ Lifelong insulin therapy as the pancreas cannot produce enough insulin on its own ⭐ïļType 2 ➡ïļ Lifestyle modifications such as diet and exercise. ➡ïļ If ineffective, oral antihype
Nurse Well Versed

Nurse Well Versed

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Example Day of Eats for GESTATIONAL DIABETES!
‾ïļ Note: This is just an EXAMPLE! Everyone will tolerate and respond differently to a particular volume and type of carbohydrate. Our overall calories, protein, and fat needs will also be individualized. Staying on top of testing your blood sugar numbers will help you fine-tune and make individ
Ryann Kipping

Ryann Kipping

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fatigue, diabetes, blood pressure due to 1 thing!
Comment “METABOLIC” if this sounds familiar. Low energy, brain fog, belly fat, skin problems, and cravings may all be connected. Many times the root issue is insulin resistance. Instead of only treating symptoms, it is important to support the body as a whole. #metabolichealth #insuli
Dr. Kristy-Sugar & Gut Health

Dr. Kristy-Sugar & Gut Health

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My Pre-diabetes reversal journey !
Part 1.1! success story and tips ! , I’m sharing 3 tips for this video , and I’ll be sharing a few more tips in the upcoming videos . I had to trim this one cuz I could only stick to 1 min ! I hope this helps you because I know how stressful it is , wanting to eat but you kind of can’t for your ow
CraveSmart

CraveSmart

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Lower Blood Sugar & A1c Naturally
How To Lower Blood Sugar & A1c Naturally Reference 1. Bassoli BK, Cassolla P, Borck PC, et al. Chlorogenic acid reduces the plasma glucose peak in response to an oral glucose load in rats: Effects on hepatic glucose release and glycaemia. J Nutr Biochem. 2010;21(10):940-946. doi:10.1016
Jennifer MPH Nutritionist

Jennifer MPH Nutritionist

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How not to have diabetes
Comment MOVE if you want to learn how movement helps insulin resistance. Your body was made to move. Even walking can help decrease blood sugar and a upport better insulin function. #InsulinResistance #MoveMore #BloodSugarSupport #MetabolicHealth #HealthyHabits
Dr. Kristy-Sugar & Gut Health

Dr. Kristy-Sugar & Gut Health

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Health Talk - The Diabetes Signal ⚠ïļ
Welcome, Health, Wellness, & Tech Enthusiasts! It’s your favorite Health Signal Decoder with a health talk on: READ the signs before it's too late “Always thirsty even after drinking?” Your body may be signaling more than dehydration. Signal Detected: Blood Sugar Dysregulation (
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Healthy Insights HQ🎙ïļ

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Scary Truth About Diabetes and Blood sugar
Josh

Josh

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Effects of eating too much sugar
Most people don’t realize how damaging excess sugar can be until their body starts showing signs — constant fatigue, cravings, breakouts, and brain fog. Sugar hides in more foods than you think , from sauces and cereals to “healthy” snacks. Over time, it disrupts hormones, weakens immunity, and tr
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superfoodsavvy

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