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are being thirsty a lot of the time passing large amounts of urine ,tiredness and weight loss. mellitus type 2 is a chronic, progressive disease that has no medically proven cure. Eat a healthy diet to help achieve a normal body weight while getting the nutrients needed to grow and develop. Regular exercise helps control the amount of glucose in the blood. It also helps burn excess calories and fat so you can manage your weight. Regular self-testing of your blood sugar tells you how well your combination of diet, exercise, and medication are working.Type 2 Treatment Tips 1. Regular exercise is important for everyone. 2. Monitor blood glucose levels by home testing before and after exercise. 3. Wear a identification bracelet and carry change for a phone call in case of emergency. 4. Drink extra fluids that do not contain sugar before, during and after exercise. 5. Meal planning includes choosing healthy foods, eating the right amount of food, and eating meals at the right time 6. Carry food that contains a fast-acting carbohydrate in case blood glucose levels get too low during or after exercise. 7. Carnitine has been shown to increase insulin sensitivity and glucose storage in humans. 8. Taurine has also shown significant improvement in insulin sensitivity and hyperlipidemia in rats.
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Diabetes is the leading cause of chronic kidney disease
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Preventing chronic kidney disease when you have diabetes
Diabetes is the leading cause of chronic kidney disease. Keeping diabetes in check and early diagnosis of kidney disease could help decrease the chances of developing kidney failure.
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Diet tips for diabetics with kidney disease
 When diabetes leads to kidney disease the goal is to preserve kidney function as long as possible and manage diabetes. What you eat can affect both your blood sugar and your kidney function. A dietitian will work with you to create an eating plan that's right for you, probably using some of the diet tips presented here.]]>
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Diabetes: definition, causes and symptoms
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Controlling diabetes
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Diabetes and chronic kidney disease
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Are you in control of your diabetes?
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Diabetic nephropathy
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Diabetes and peritoneal dialysis
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