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Post 50 diabetes cuts 8 yrs of life

You lose about eight years from your expected with diabetes after 50 years of age.

In a study that quantifies the exact loss in years of a diabetic, researcher from the University medical centre, Rotterdam (the Netherlands) and Unilever Corporate Research, Sharnbrook (England), have found that diabetic men who are 50 and above live an average of 7.5 years less compared to their counterparts without diabetes, For women, the loss of years is 8.2.

India is home to an estimated 46 million diabetics (the highest in the world as per the WHO) of which 60% are above 50 years of age. The number is expected to climb to 80 million by 2030.

Oscar H Franco, the lead author of the Framingham Heart Study, the results of which have been announced in the June 11 issue of the ‘Archives of Internal Medicine’, collected data on more than 5,200 American men and women (aged 28 to 62 years recruited between 1948 and 1951 and followed for more than 46 years) and followed them until they developed heart disease or died. The researchers also noted whether they were diabetic

The results showed that diabetic women had more than twice the risk of developing heart disease than non-diabetic women. Diabetic women who already had heart disease were also more than twice as likely to die when compared to non-diabetic women.

Among men, the researchers found that those with diabetes also had twice and faced 1.7 times higher risk of dying after developing heart trouble as against their non-diabetic peers.

Dr. Anoop Mishra from Fortis Hospitals said, “This study is unique. It pinpoints the number of years lost by a person diagnosed with diabetes, which makes it highly interesting.”


DIABETES MATHS
-	Reduces lifespan Men lose 7.5 years, women 8.2 years
X	Multiplies risks Women twice at risk of contracting heart diseases Existing heart6 patients twice as likely to die Men twice at risk, 1.7 times more likely to die
+	Adds up India has about 46 million diabetics; 60% are above 50 By 2030, that number will touch 80 million


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Chromotherapy:Treatment with Colors Chromotherapy, also colled color therapy, is an alternative medical approch in which therapists use color and light to treat heath problems.

Indian Ayurvedic medicine associates colors with the seven main chakras, spiritual centers in the body located along the spine:


Seventh chakra: VOILET

Treast lymphatic system, spleen; soothes organs, relaxes muscles, calms nervous system

Sixth chakra: INDIGO

Treatment for eyes, ears, nose, mental problems; sedative, calming effects

Fifth chakra: BLUE

Relieves headaches,migraines, pains of stomach, muscle cramps, liver disorders; positive effect on all kinds of pain conditions

Forth chakra: GREEN

Treatment of bronchitis, inflammation of joints, swelling, cysts, eye diseases and stimulates general detoxification

Third chakra: YELLOW

Combats glandular diseases, diseases of the lymphatic system, strengthens nervous, assists metabolism and glandular activity

Second chakra: ORANGE

Treats mental illness, depression, discontent and pessimism; arteriosclerosis, loss of appetite, anemia, anorexia and digestive system discomforts

First chakra: RED

May increase pulse rate, raises blood pressure, rate of breathing; calimed to combat anemia, asthama, diseases of the larynx, certain skin diseases and chronic coughs.

History


• *Roots: Ancient India ROme, Greece, Egypt,China
• *1810: J.W. Goethe ("Theory of colors")
• *1878: Edwin D. Babitt ("The principles of light and color")
• *1912: Oskar Ganser ("Chromotherapie")
• *1950s: Luscher test
• *1979: Heinz Schiegl ("colortherapie")
• *Today: Modern color therapy with different light spots, also focusing on body's acupuncture points, meridians

Light and Body

Light releases harmones in the body, influences reactions in the brain

As diabetes emerges as a major epidemic in India,Diabetic Retinopathy, loss of vision due to diabetes is in sharper focus. The world sight Day 2008 (the second Thursday of October) highlights the flight against vision impairment in later life.

How do you see our problems of sight as another World Sight Day goes by?

The problem of blindness is enormous in India because of the enormity of the population. India accounts of a quarter of the world's blind population of 80 million. the alarming fact is that 75 percent of blindness it is avoidable.

There is a growing concern about Diabetic Retiopathy in the world. Does India face the threat on a simillar scale?

Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) is the major cause of irreversible blindness in old age, and all diabwetics are prone to it. It is one of the most devastating complications of diabetes. A diabetic is 25 times more likely to go blind than a person in the general population.

With Diabetes emerging as a major epidemic, India is likely to emerge as the diabetic capital of the world by 2025.The diabetic polution in India has crossed 30 million, and is expected to touch 75 million by 2025. This means 20 percent of these patients will develop DR in the eye.

How common is DR?

More common then we think. About two million of the 20 million blind population has DR in India, whic could multiply at least four-fold by 2020. Today a third of people with diabetes don't know that they have diabetes. Just two-third seek medical attation. Only a miniscule percentage go through regular eye checkups.

Who is at risk?

All diabetics risk diabetic Retinopathy. It may worsen during pregnancy. the longer the history of diabetes, the greater the risk of diabetic retinopathy. About half the number of diabetics will develop some degree of diabetic retinopathy during their lifetime.

Are there any contributory factors to DR?

Hypertension, renal disease, obesity, Smoking, Anamia...all have an adverse impact on DR pregnancy in women can be associated with worsening of the retinopathy. High levels of serum cholesterol and/or triglycerides are significant risk factors for retinopathy.

How does diabetes affect the eye?

The pathological changes in diabetes lead to lack of blood supply (ischemai) to the retina, resulting in indequate oxigen to the retinal tissues (hypoxia), Long-standing hypoxia leads to formation of new vessels.These arefragile, and readily bleed. Excessive bleeding in the eye leads to lack of vision.

In some areas,there is a swelling of the vessel wall and the fluid leaks leading to retional oedema.If the macula, the central part of the ratina is affected, there will be a severe drop in the vision. DR can be corrected in stage one and stage two by laser treatment. Stage three and stage four are advanced. There is formation of scar tissue, which pulls the retina to cause retinal detachment, resulting in permenent loss of vision.

How do you manage DR?

Laser photocoagulation is the mainstay in managing DR. Advanced cases with vitreous haemorrhage and tractional rential detachment, requir surgery (vitrectomy) and laser treatment. patients with hypertension, renal disease or pregnancy should have a regular ophthalmic check up every six months.those who have undergone laser should have check ups every three months.

Are there any precautions to prevent DR?

An annual eye check up is mandatory for all diabetics. There must be control over diabetes by regular medication, diet and exercise. Control of associated disorders such as hypertension, renal disease and hyperlipidemic status management is a must.

How is vision 2020 strengthening the flight against blindness?
Vision 2020 is a globel initiative to eliminate avoidable blindness. Launched jointly by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the international Agency for the prevention of Blindness (IAPB), vision 2020 envisions a world without avoidable blindness.

http://www.v2020.org

How can India tackle the problem?

According to a recent survey in Chennai city, only 15 per cent of the urben population is aware of the link between diabetes and eyesight. if this is the lavel of awareness of the urban population,

what will be the state of rural areas?

India is now focusing only on curative healthcare due tothe enormity of its population, and has not been able to do much in the direction of preventive healthcare. We have to shift the emphasis to preventive healthcare. If we can prevent loss of vision due to various problems. We can save all the resources which are now being spent on curative healthcare.

A major step would be extensive screening of diabetics for DR. Though resource-intensive , it will yield results if it covers 80 per cent of known diabetics. The screening process should be effective.

The keyword seems to be awareness. How does one create awareness on the scale needed in the Indian context, given the socioeconomic barriers?

The need of the hour is to ensure that awareness percolates down to all members of the community. For instance, many spectacle users get their eyes checked by an optometrist who sees only the front of the eye, and changes their glasses.

The optometrist does not look at the back of the eye, where early indications of Glaucoma, DR, or problems with the retina are avaliable. If undetected, the symptoms do not surface until advanced stages.They need to go to an ophthalmologist to get their eyes checked to avoid preventable eye problems.

Elimination of DR calls for a determined effort by the goverment, NGOs, healthcare and eye care organisations to heighten awareness of Diabetes and its complications, extensive screening of the population, especially in rural areas, and provision of free eye care.

In India, the goverment cannot be expected to tackle the problem of blindness single-handedly due to the sheer size of the blind population. We have an excellent example of public-private partners where NGOs and eye care hospitals join hands with the government to conduct awerness camps to educate people on various aspects of blindness.

Ayurveda for diabetics

Dr N K Ikbal explains how Ayurveda can provide a holistic treatment for those suffering from diabetes.

Quality healthcare solutions to the diabetic population across the globe is getting increasingly complex and less patient-compliant in recent days. Reasons:cost, progressive nature of the disease,predictable complication. According to an estimate, India ranks highest for the number of diabetics at 34 million. With convention medicine focused on maintaining only blood suger level,wellness is still a dream for diabetic people. Most patients therefore live in the grayzone of health. And livingwith diabetes poses a formidable challenge for the patients.

bur Ayurveda, the most tested of the Indian systems of medicine, is clearly emerging and superior alternative in managing diabetes with the technically perfected protocol 'Ayurvedic holism'. The invaluable findings are now conclusively processed in the backdrop of Ayurvedic holism by a team of doctors in India and scientists in Europe. They have come up with a promising regimen to suit the present day diabetic.

Diabetes is primarily suspected when a person suffers from increased urination and thirst and indulges in excessive eating. Once these symptoms are detected, the standard prescription is to put the patient on lifelong medication, with special diet and excercise as supporting factors.

While the symptoms could will be under check and laboratory tests may show normal blood level.In Ayurveda, diabetes is considered to be a disease in which Kaphadosha and Medodosha factors get into disorder. Self-care, healthy diet and natural herbal medicines will reverse this imbalance thereby maintaining positive health. There is no single standard medicine which would be effective with all patients. The prakrut (constitution) of each patient is the prime consideration.

Ayurvedic formulations are made to suit these individual traits. Adequate sleep, exercise, positive attitude and creating a healthy home and work environment will be the supporting tools. Ayurveda treats the patient and the disease at the same time, improving the quality of life.

Diabetes Mellitus is recognised as madhumeha in Ayurveda and has been identified as a specific clinical condition in the oldest classics like Charaka Samhitha and Susrutha Samhitha.

It has been well documented that this illness was managed purely by herbal preparations and the diabetic individual could lead a healthy life.

Diabetes Mellitus is a metabolic-cum-vascular disorder primarily characterised by elevated blood sugar levels. It is also a progressive disease with specific complications creeping through various organs and disablling them in the process and gradully wrecking the body.

The new regimen of Ayurvedic management of Diabetes Mellitus is essentially holistic. It takes into consideration several factors like diet and lifestyle.

Diabetes affects the heart too!

With estimated 35 millon person with diabetes, India is the undoubted diabetes of the world. Indians develop diabetes about a decads earlier then people from Europe, America, or China. The incidence of heart disease is also greater among Indians as compared to person of the same age else-where. Several reasons have been advanced for these observations including genetic predilection and environmental factors.

The most common cause of death in diabetes is due to a heart attack. more than 60 per cent of persons with diabetes will die of heart disease. So strong is this association between diabetes and heart disease even in the absence of any demonstrable heart problem.

One amjor reason for this clubbing of diabetes as a 'heart-disease equivalent' is the fact that unlike normal persons who feel pain whenever a heart attack is impending, persons with diabetes often do not feel any pain, and exhibit what is called 'silent heart attack'.This is because the nerves which carry sensation from the heart are damaged due to the high blood glucose concentrations in diabetes.Prevention of death due to anunexpected heart attack is the top priority for doctors who treat diabetes as well as their patients.

What is it about diabetes that makes it so dangerous for the heart?

To understand that we should understand the disease and how it affects the body.

Diabetes is caused by a deficiency and defective action of a harmone called insulin which is produced by the pancreas, and which regulates the supply of the primary fules viz. glucose and free fatty acidsto various parts of the body.

Insulin deficiency leads to an increase in blood glucose and free fatty acid concentrations and these lead to cascade of further abnormalities. These include a tendency for blood vessels to dilate in accordance with the needs of the parts, which need nourishment, and removal to toxic wastes. The build up oaf toxic molecules within cells, as we as outside the cells, called’ gluco-lipotoxicity’ is known to accelerate the process of atherosclerosis. Thus in diabetes there is a premature ageing of blood vessels and a consequent increase in the risk of heart attack due to blockage of the arteries, which supply blood to the heart.

High blood glucose also results in deposition of the reaction products of glucose proteins among muscle fibers. The heart muscle is affected by these deposits, which renders it ineffective for optimal pumping action. The person with diabetes is therefore of arteries supplying blood to the heart, as well as having an inefficiently functioning heart.

So what can be done to protect the heart?

Several lines of investigation have revealed that a multipronged strategy which addresses the primary defects in diabetes, as well as the secondary abnormalities consequent to uncontrolled diabetes yield best results. Good blood glucose control, especially post meal blood glucose control; good blood pressure control; measures to reduce clotting of blood, viz. regular physical exercise, avoidance of calorie dense and fatty ular physical exercise, avoidance of calorie dense and fatty, foods and aspirin; cessation of Smoking ; stress avoidance by behavioral modification, yoga meditation, and relaxaction exercise; and regular treatment and monitoring for diabetes control form the basis of protecting the heart against a surprise attack.

Traditionally diabetes managed by a combination of education, diet, exercise, and drug therapy. Drug treatment is usually initiated with oral tablets. As diabetes is progressive disease, drug treatment has to be stepped up in order to keep the abnormalities of glucose and fats under control. within six years of the diagnosis of diabetes, almost 60per cent of the patients require the ultimate treatment viz. insulin, in order to retain control over the disease and its consequences.

Insulin replacement remains the primary means of reversing all metabolic abnormalities in diabetes, along with insulin sensitizers. Newer insulin preparations produce better control of diabetes at lower risk of side effects and have the potential to delay the possibility of occurrence of significant coronary artery disease. Insulin must be given in a dose sufficient to overcome he deficiency, and it must control blood glucose at the required levels recommended on the basis of long-term studies viz. fasting blood glucose below 100 mg/dl; 2hour post –meal blood glucose below 140 mg/dl, and long term blood glucose control as estimated by glycated hemoglobin should be below seven percent. Persons with additional lipid disorders such as high cholesterol and triglyceride levels may need additional lipid lowering medication.

Dr. Stephen Clement is a well-known global authority on diabetes. He is the acting chief, Division of Endocrinology,Georgetown University Hospital and Director of the Georgetown Diabetes Center.

Ayurvedic control for diabetes

Salaia Oblonga (SaptaRangi) is an ayurvedic herb found in the Indian subcontinent, whih has been trationally used in treating type 2 diabetes patients. Ayurvedic practitioners in India and Sri Lanka have been effectively using this herb for hundreds of years to keep diabetes under control. Salacia Oblonga herb contains a Glucosidase inhibitors-Salacinol and Kotalanol 9. These two inhibitors help in controlling glucose levels in the body. A new study at Ohio State University reports that researchers gave extracts of the herb to 39 healthy adults, and the results were promising. The largest dose of the herb extract-1,000 milligrams-decreased insulin and blood glucose levels by 29 and 23 per cent respectively.

"These kinds of reductions are smiliar to what we might see with prescription oral medications for people with diabetes," said Steve Hertzler, a study coauthor and an assistant professor of nutrition at Ohio State University.

Slacia Oblonga, which is native to regions of India and Sri lanka, binds to intestinal enzymes that breek down carbohydrates in the body. There enzymes, called alpha-glucosidases, turn carbohydrates into glucose, the sugar that circulates throughout the body. If the enzyme binds to the herbal extract rather than to a carbogydrate, then less glucose gets into the blood stream, resulting in lowered blood glucose and insulin levels."Lowering blood glucose levels lowers the risk of diseaserelated complications in people with diabetes," Hertzler said. "Also, poor compliance with diabetes medications often hinders the effectiveness of these drugs."

A water-extract of the same herb has been taken and formulated into easy-to-use capsules. The cost per day is Rs.25.

No surgery: A 15-min cure for diabetes, obesity A Device Is Put into Small Intestine Through Endoscopy To Prevent Food Being Absorbed into Body.

London: In what could revolutionise healthcare for the rising diabetes population worldwide, scientists claimed to have developed a 15-minute non-surgical treatment that could lead to drastic weight loss and reverse the onset of the disease.

The breakthrough treatment, considered a cheap and safe alternative to surgery, involves a device called EndoBarrier-a plastic sleeve that is inserted into the intestine of a patient to prevent food being absorbed into the body.

The device, developed by a United States-based company, is fed through the mouth using an instrument called an endoscope while the patients is awake, the Daily Express reported.

“Obesity surgery can be risky simply because of the patient’s weight and the fact that you are giving them a general anaesthetic. That’s why it’s so good to have a non-surgical approach,” said Keith Gersin, head of obesity surgery at Carolinas Medical Centre in Charlotte, North Carolina, which has been trialling the Endobarrier sleeve for 18 months.

“It is so quick to fit that you can get lots more patients treated. The patients loved it so much they didn’t want us to remove it at the end of the trial period. We had no significant side effects and it was easily removed.

Extensive tests of EndoBarrier have been carried out in the US and Europe and last week the new device was given a license for use on European patients.

In a 12-week trial in the Netherlands, patients fitted with the EndoBarrier lost an average of 16kg compared with a control group of paitents who dieted and lost just 5Kg.

According to its developers ,the treatment, which costs £2,000, is about half the cost of the cheapest obesity operation.

“The patients who used it have continued to lose weight. It gave them the intensive to diet and eat sensibly,” said Gersin.

The EndoBarrier device is fitted to the first two feet of the small intensive where most food is absorbed. During trials the sleeve was able to reverse Type 2 diabetes within weeks by reducing patients’ blood sugar levels so they no longer needed to take drugs. Nadey Hakim, a leading UK consultant in weight loss surgery, said: “I would love to able to cure a patient’s obesity with a 15-minute procedure. It’s a very clever idea”.

The Endobarreir digestive tract liner won CE Mark approval in December, 2009, clearing the way for sales to begin in the European Union this year.

5.2 lakh women screened for gestational diabetes in TN 7-8 percent prevalence seen in women visiting PHCs

The risk of nearly 83,000 individuals developing diabetes at a later date has been reduced by a simple, low cost intervention by the Tamil Nadu government.

In a first-of-its-kind programme in the country,5.2 lakh pregnant women visiting government-run prenatal clinics were screened for gestational diabetes(GDM) during 2007-08. And 7-8 percent were found to have elevated glucose level.

Several studies have shown that gestational diabetes-the elevation of maternal blood glucose first seen during pregnancy –when unchecked can put both mother and baby at risk of developing the disease at a later stage.

Easy management

The good news is that simple diet that simple diet management-splitting a big meal to many small ones-was sufficient to keep the glucose level under check in 90 percent of the pregnant women diagnosed with gestational diabetes. “ This shows how easy it is to reduce the risk of both mother and child from becoming diabetic after a few years,” said Dr. V. Balaji, consultant, Apollo Hospitals, Chennai.

With about 65 percent of the 11.38 lakh deliveries in the State taking place in government institutions, the decision to screen all pregnant women visiting these institutions will have great benefits.

“In another six months we can get all pregnant women screened for gestational diabetes, “said DR. P. Padmanban, Director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Chennai.

Towards this goal, many of the public health centres (PHC) are being equipped to test for diabetes and other disease.”Already 385 public health centres are equipped with semi auto analysers and we plan to equip another 385 this year, ”said Dr. Padmanaban. There are totally 1421 PHCs in the State.

Apart from testing for fasting or postprandial blood glucose level, about 2 lakh women underwent glucose tolerance test(GTT). GGT is considered a gold standard for diagnosing gestational diabetes. ’We would be able to test [using GTT] 4 lakh pregnant women this year,” he noted.

The decision to use GTT to confirm the disease is not the only highlight of the screening programme. Even during the first year, the screening programme has adopted the correct time to test for elevated glucose levels.

Early testing

While screening for GDM is usually performed around 24-28 weeks of gestation, many studies have shown that testing as early as during the 16th week, can diagnose the disease.

Identifying the disease at an earlier stage will help in early intervention and hence reduce complications.

While it is a general practice to test just once during pregnancy, a study published in the Diabetes Research and Clinical Practices journal last year showed how important it is to test during all trimesters of pregnancy. The screening programme has adopted not just early screening but screening during all trimesters.

The proof

And the results speak or themselves-2-2.5 percent were detected during the 16th week, 2.5-3 percent during the 24th week, and around 3 percent during the 32nd week of gestation.

“Nearly 75 percent of the 2 lakh women [on whom GTT was done] were tested thrice,” Dr. Padmanaban said. He is optimistic that the percentage of women who will undergo testing thrice will increase this year.

The results of the largest screening programme, which shows that gestational diabetes shows up during all trimesters and that early screening is useful in detecting the disease, should be sufficient proof for medical practitioners to follow the testing protocol.

Diabetes doesn’t spare women’s libido either

Ahmedabad: Diabetes is known to adversely affect the libido and sexual performance of men. In a ground-breaking study by sexologist Dr.Ashok Rughnani, it is now revealed that nearly 47% women reported less interest in sex after being detected with diabetes.

Dr. Rughani is a Gujarati doctor who practised as a gynecologist in Kenya for 20 years before leaving to study sexology in the US. Along with his practise, he did his doctoral thesis on; Difficulty in sexual function among female diabetics; The study was conducted on 107 patients of which 55 were diabetic and rest non-diabetic. While the study was conducted on women the study was conducted on women in the US, the issues remain the same with Indian women, says Dr. Rughani.

Dr. Rughani has now come back to India and has started practice as a sexologist at his hospital, Sexual Medicare Centre, in Ahmedabad. He says that while studies report that 50% diabetic men suffer erectile difficulties and low desire levels, the impact of the silent killer on women’ sexuality is largely neglected,” We have had many patients complain that their wives do not have sexual desire and experiences pain and other problems. It is only on detailed investigation that we find the woman is diabetic and her sexual problems stem from the disease that is so rampant,” said Dr Rughani.

The sexologist’s wife and a practicing nurse, Aarti Rughani, said that diabetic women had nearly double incidence of urinary and genital tract infections as compared to non-diabetic women.

“Nearly 63% women were found to have recurrent vaginal fungal and bacterial infections, dryness of vagina, painful sexual intercourse and orgasmic problem. In non-diabetic women, this problem was found to be in 34%” said DR Rughani. DR. Rughani explained that the wonen with diabetes experiences lesser lubrication which leads to dryness. “This causes pain during sexual relations, which eventually leads to loss of desire, ’he said.

“With a large number of people having diabetes in the state, women tend to suffer in silence as their sexual problems remain largely neglected “These problems remain can be easily dealt if the women talk to their doctor openly. They can be treated and can even get back to their normal life,’ said Dr.Rughani.

Studies report that 50% diabetic men suffer erectile difficulties and low desire levels. Research now days that nearly 47%diabetic women, too, report reduced interest in sex.

NEW SENSOR IS SWEET NEWS FOR DIABETICS

Scientists make a sensor that can detect blood sugar levels from the breath of a patient. The sensor can also be modified to detect multiple disease and will cost less than Rs. 10 to make…

Engineers at the university of Florida have designed and tested versions of the sensor for applications ranging from monitoring diabetics’ glucose levels via their breath to detecting possible indicators of breast cancer in saliva. They say early results are promising-particularly considering that it can be mass produced with tech already widely used for making chips in cellphones and other devices.

“ This uses known manufacturing tech that is already out there,” said Fan Ren, a professor of chemical engineering and an engineer collaborating on the project.

The team has published 15 papers on different versions of the sensor, most recently in this month’s IEEE Sensors Journal. In that, members report integrating the sensor in a wireless system that can detect glucose in exhaled breath, then relay the findings to health care workers. That makes the sensor one of several non-invasive devices in development to replace the finder prick kits widely used by diabetics.

Tests with the sensor contradict long-held assumptions that glucose levels in the breath are too small for accurate assessment, Ren said. That’s because the sensor uses a semiconductor that amplifies the minute signals to readable levels, he said.

“Instead of poking your finger to get the blood, you can just breathe into it and measure the glucose in the breath condensate, ”Ren said.

In the paper, they report using the sensor to detect alkalinity or pH levels in the breath, a technique that could help people who suffer from asthma identify and treat attacks-as well as calibrate the sensitivity of the glucose sensor. The engineers have used versions to experiment with picking up indicators of breast cancer in saliva, and pathogens in water and other substances.

As with the finer prick standard, tests for pH, cancer indicators typically already exist, but they are often bulky or time consuming, Ren said. For example, the current technique for measuring PH in a patient’s breath requires the patients to blow into a tube for 20 minutes to collect enough for a measurement.

At 100 microns, or 100 millionths of a metre, this sensor is so small that the moisture from one breath is enough to get a concentrated reading-in under five seconds, Ren said.

Ren said the sensors work by mating difference reactive substances with gallium nitride commonly used in amplifiers in cellphones and other electronic applications.

While the sensor is not as sensitive as those that rely on nanotech, the manufacturing techniques are already widely available, Ren said.

The cost is as little as 20 cents per chip(Rs. 10 approx) but goes up considerably when combined with equipment to wirelessly transmit to PCs or cell phones. The entire package might cost around $40(Rs1,800 approx). he said, costs could be halved with mass production.

DOLPHINS HOLD KEY TO CURING DIABETES

Dolphins can switch diabetes on and off depending on the availability of food. Scientist believe they can use the dolphins’ mechanism to do the same in humans…

Bottlenose dolphins could provide vital clues to help Type 2 diabetes sufferers. Researchers found that the mammals have an amazing ability to switch the condition on and off. If scientists can find out how the dolphins do it, they could help prevent diabetes in people—a disease that affects 50,768,300 in India as of this year, according to the international Diabetes Federation. That’s more than 7 per cent of the population.

Dolphins and humans share the same glucose blood chemistry needed to feed our large brains. Humans have bigger brains relative to their size than dolphins.

But dolphins are able to keep their blood glucose levels high in a diabetic-like state . When they have no food to feed the demand from their brains.

The Us National Marine Mammal Foundation’s Stephanie Venn-Watson said bottlenoses are the first animal model for Type 2 diabetes in humans.

“When dolphins fast overnight they develop diabetes, then when they are fed in the morning they revert back to a non-diabetic state. Effectively they have a switch which can turn diabetes on and off. Discovering how dolphins control this may help humans turn diabetes off”, she added.

Dolphins are thought to have developed their insulin resistance 55 million years ago when they evolved into sea creatures.

“Their large brains need sugar to function like us. We can eat carbohydrates but their diet of fish has no sugar in it. So it works to have a system which keeps Blood sugar high in their bodies. Their liver will go and produce sugar at just the right amount they need,” said Venn-Watson, speaking to the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in San Diego, US.

She also said that dolphins wouldn’t be harmed in any research, adding: “There’s no desire to make a dolphin a lab animal. I don’t think it could ever happen because we all love dolphins too much.

By 2030 diabetes will affect more than 9 percent of the Indian population and it can lead to blindness, heart disease and kidney damage.

Is bariatric procedure the solution to diabetes?

There's mounting evidence to suggest it can though doctors advise extreme caution.

As part of the recently concluded three-day conference, Metasurg 2008, bariatic surgery was performed upon nine patients and relayed live to the delegate doctors. The procedure has been known for over 30 years as the most effective and long-lasting treatment for morbid obesity. But, surprisingly, none of these nine patients, weighing in the range of 100 kg to 200 kg, were seeking weight reduction. Instead, they were looking for a cure for diabetes.

"I have been suffering from diabetes and high-blood pressure for the past six years. My body mass indes(BMI) is 45, putting me in the morbidly obese category. No amount of medication, care, and caution seems to bring my diabetes under control," said Arvind Kalekar (name changed) from Aurangabd. "I hope this surgery will cure my diabetes."Kalekar weighed 160kg when he was wheeled in to the operation theatre.

The new-found use for the procedure was at the core of a heated international debate, which was conducted live during the conference. Bariatric surgeons swear by mounting evidence that suggests that the surgery might be the most effective treatment for metabolic diseases and conditions, including Type-2 diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, and sleep apnea. Endocrinologists and diabetologists, though, say it is a drastic measure fraught with risks.

Dr. Shanshank Shah, Consultant bariatric surgeon at Wockhardt Hospital, is confident that the procedure will resolve Kalekar's diabetic condition. "He won't have to take any medication for diabetes," said Shah, who claimed to have performed the surgery on 300 patients. Of them, 175 were rid of their diabetic condition.

Over 300 bariatric surgeons from across the world, who attended Metasurg 2008, agreed that surgery for obsity goes way beyond weight loss and can effect a complete remission of Type 2 diabetes and other life threatening diseases in most patients.

With mounting evidence, endocrinologists too are slowly changing their views. Dr. Udaya Phadke, who was among a group of 25 endocrinologists who participated in the debate, said,"So far, diabetes only had medical treatment. But now, evidence of a surgical option is emerging.

"But there is a catch- the surgery is advisable only for people who are grossly obese and whose diabetic condition is uncontrolled despite conventional medication. But if case selection is done properly, the procedure can be very usefull."

Phadke's view was endorsed by leading city diabetologists like Dr Shanshank Joshi and Dr. Manoj Chaddha.

Diabetes under attack

The Amercian Association of clinical Endocrinologists (AACE), in its recently published guidelines, says the surgery can be a valid oiption in therapy for morbidly obese patients(with a BMI over 35).

Professor Nicola Scorpinaro known as the 'father of bariatric surgery' for pioneering it more than 30 years ago, is currently engaged in clinical research to prove that bariatric surgery may also be useful to control severe diabetes in moderately obese and even non-obese patients(with a BMI between 20-35).

As India debates the Nikita Mehta judgment….

Mumbai docs want to try alternative therapy to ensure healthy babies.

EVEN as the HC denied Nikita Mehta permission to abort her 25-week-old foetus, two Mumbai doctors are hoping to use alternative therapy that will ensure healthy babies. This treatment can be used when allopathic medicines fail to provide the desired results.

Dr. H S Palep of integrative medicine and Dr. Geeta Niyogi of obstetrics, head of their respective departments at K J Somaiya Medical college, are in talks with the Boston University of Medicine to rest the success of an ayurvedic drug on 300 pregnant women aged 18-44 for healthy babies. The drug called Sujat (See box) claims to strengthen the placenta that supports the foetus.

The research will follow a ‘double-blind system where a placebo will be given to 150 expectant mothers and Sujat to the rest. The women will then be tracked for the entire term of their pregnancy.

“The average birth weight for an Indian is unable to significantly raise this weight, why, not try alternative medicine,” said palep who proposed the same to Dr. Robert Saper of Boston University last year.

The initial reaction was skeptical. “Alternative medicine is an important part of the course for medical students in USA, while in India it’s virtually ignored,” said Palap. The investigators are now waiting for approval from the Indian Council of medical Research and Us NIH/NICHD health authorities to start research.

What is Sujat? A combination of nine different ayurvedic ingredients designed to strengthen the placenta of an expecting mother and improve general health.

Steam Cell cure on cards for rural diabetes.

The government is contemplating the use of stem cells for treatment of diabetes, especially in rural area. “Stem cells can now be grown and transferred into specialised medical therapies and this can be an answer to diabetes treatment,” Union health minister Ghulam nabi Azad said on Sunday.

Azad, while speaking a t a diabetes conference in Delhi. Said it is important to take care of the rural population and help them to keep a check on the growing menace of the lifestyle disease. “We are formulating a scheme to facilitate mandatory check-up of the rural population above the age of 40 years for diabetes… if diabetes cases could be easily detected awareness created among them about its implications, then a substantial dent can be made to this disease,” he said.

The minster added that health workers in rural areas with be trained and provided with a diagnostic kit to detect diabetes. “Simultaneously a programme for diabetes control can be launched, “ he said,

Azad also said marginal cases of diabetes can be easily tackled through yoga, naturopathy, exercise and correct eating habits. There is also a need to develop diagnostic kits within the country to substantially bring down the cost of diabetes detection and treatment, Azad said.

A bitter-sweet truth

Diabetes can make you feel helpless. But there are ways to manage this condition

Diabetes is a life-long condition which you need to take it seriously. Managing your diabetes well is a balancing act where you have to manage your medication with a healthy diet and physical activity. The management of diabetes most importantly involves self-care.

REGULAR CHECK UPS

Check your blood glucose levels regularly in order to preserve your health. Keeping tabs on your sugar level will help you to prevent complications from your diabetes. Your blood glucose levels should be below 120 mg/dl before meals and 180 mg/dl after meals. This shows that it is under proper control.

TIMELY MEDICATION

Medications are of utmost importance. If your doctor has prescribed medications you need to take them as directed. Take them at the same time each day and try to take them close to your regular meal times. Don’t try and change the dosage all the time.

WATER POWER

Water is essential for the human body under all circumstances. It is important that you drink at least eight litres of plain water every day.

HEALTHY DIET

You must ensure that your diet includes fresh vegetables, carbs, good fats and some lean protein. This diet will help you and will also help decrease your risk of cardiovascular disease.

VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTS

Since your body doesn’t receive much nutrition, it is important you provide it with the required supplements. Take a multivitamin every day.

FOOT CARE

Take good care of your feet. Wear shoes and socks that fir your feet well. While it may seem that this would not be a big problem, it can become one if there are sores on your feet that become infected. Check your feet after you bathe and before you go to sleep. Check the soles of your feet regularly. Don’t use location between your toes. Dry between your toes thoroughly and make sure that you wash your feet carefully.

DENTAL CARE

Gum disease can be prevented with brushing and flossing your teeth. Diabetic patients are at a higher risk of gum disease, so take care to help prevent it.

SLEEP WELL

Have adequate hours of sleep. Sleeping seven to eight hours a night can make a difference in your diabetes and your overall well being. Go to bed and wake up at a regular time every day.

DAILY EXERCISE

Exercise your body. Moving your body helps you relieve stress, reduce blood sugar levels and can generally lift your spirits. Your can do regular walking, or spirits. You can do regular walking, or take up yoga for some light stretching.

UPDATE YOURSELF

Keep yourself updated on diabetes news. Research all the latest treatments and learn to live with diabetes. Who knows, you might just get lucky and find a cure for this condition.

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Diabetes… Some useful Tips

How does Exercise help?

• Lowers blood glucose levels quickly improves the body’s ability to use insulin

• Reduces insulin requirement

• Better control of diabetes

• Reduces the risk of heart diseases

Primary prevention

Maintaining of normal body weight Healthy nutritional Practice Regular Physical Exercise Such as Brisk walking/jogging Avoiding-alcohol & smoking Periodic health check up

Diet and diabetes

• 30% of the disease can be controlled with proper diet

• Proper Diet is vital in the treatment of diabetes

• Diet for the diabetic person need not be completely different from a non-diabetic person.

Foods you should avoid

• Sugar in any form-Sweets, ice creams Chocolates, Candies Etc.

• High carbohydrate foods like Potatoes Sweet potatoes etc. • Fried items like Puri and Chat items

• Fruits high in sugar content like Banana Sp ota, Grapes, Mango etc. Secondary Prevention

It means control of diabetes and its complication It is possible by maintaining Normal blood glucose levels, ideal body weight and blood pressure, Normal blood cholesterol and fats.

All diabetes persons should regularly get their blood glucose estimation, kidney function test eye check up and foot examination done.

Foods you should eat more often

• Take a balanced Diet

• All green and leafy vegetables like Bitterrgoud, Lettuce leaves, Brinjal, ladies finger, cabbage. Cauliflower, carrot, Soya beans, Drumstick is good.

Remember…

• It is not only important what you eat but also how much you eat.

‘UN – SURGARY’ FACTS

• Currently about 26-27 million Indians are known to be suffering from one of the other form of diabetes.

• About 16 per cent of the metro population in India above the age of 20 is diabetic (Type 2) as against an average of 12.1 percent for urban India.

• Of the rural population comprising 70 per cent of India’s one billion people, about 2-3 per cent suffer from diabetes.

• 14 per cent of urban Indian also suffer from a pre-diabetic condition called the impaired glucose tolerance (IGT), which is a precursor to diabetes.

• Almost 26 per cent, or more than a quarter of India’s adult urban population, have some form of glucose intolerance.

• Epidemiological studies have revealed that Indians are genetically pre-disposed to getting diabetes.

Diabetes successfully treated by ear acupuncture

GOT a sweet tooth, but can’t indulge in it because of diabetes? Dr. Jay Kumar Deeksshit has a cue for you. November 14 was World Diabetes day and Dr. Deeksshit takes the opportunity to tell you how ear acupuncture help cure diabetes.

Auricular therapy

Auricular acupuncture may be used in conjunction with body acupuncture, but it tends to be used on its own. During treatment, a tingling sensation or slight dull ache may be felt, as well as some sensation in the related part of the body.

Ear acupuncture is based on the idea that each part of the ear is a mirror of the body as a whole. There are, for example, kidney meridian points on the ear. As a result, almost any ailment can be treated with ear acupuncture. Sometimes it is used together with body acupuncture, but some practitioners, use ear acupuncture on its won for diagnosis and treatment. There are two points in the ear, by giving acupuncture on one point; the B cell of pancreas gets reactivated. As a result, the resistance of insulin decreases and finally diabetes can be cured.

Dr. Jay Kumar Deeksshit is an eminent acupuncture practitioner since 30 years and his work has been recognised by the Government of India. He is the only acupuncturist to have received this recognition, and after 12 years of research work in diabetics mellitus, he has successfully treated it by ear acupuncture.

Dr. Deeksshit explains that there are mainly two types of diabetes – Type 1 and Type 2 ? Type 1: IDDM (Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus) ? Type 2: NIDDM (non insulin dependent diabetes mellitus) Both type of diabetes is incurable by any type of existing system of medicines like allopathy, ayurveda, homeopathy, etc. Nowadays, the modern lifestyle and stress have become to diabetes cause that leads to diabetes. Another type of diabetes is the one that woman develop during pregnancy. Obesity also one of the common causes that leads to diabetes.

Diabetes is also hereditary.

? Whatever may be the reason, once a person gets detected with diabetes, it cannot be cured by means of any type of medicine or insulin, but it can be successfully treated by ear acupuncture.

? Natural insulin can be produced through ear acupuncture. And when sufficient quantity of insulin gets stored into the pancreas, only then can diabetes be cured.

? The body needs only 20 units of glucose into glycogen, which gets deposited in the liver. This is why the liver is known as the bank of sugar. So taking 30 units of insulin injection cannot control the sugar level because external insulin is not acceptable to our human body. The spleen reacts and produces anti-Insulin and anti-bodies and therefore diabetes is incurable. But with ear acupuncture, diabetes can not only be successfully controlled, but can also be cured completely.

Hold that sugar!

India is diabetes capital of the world. Do you do enough to manage your blood sugar?

Currently, India has about 41 million diabetics and the number is likely to go up to 69.9 million by 2025. Lifestyle modification is what will prevent and control the disease. It’s important to have a healthy diet and complement it with regular exercise and stress management.

EAT RIGHT

Having a healthy diet helps in achieving sugar levels and desirable lipid levels, which in turn help even prevent diabetes.

An ideal intake should be 500 Kcal/day of which,55-60 percent should come from carbohydrate. Proteins should provide 10 to 15 percent of calorie and the rest can come from fat. Saturated fats should provide less than 7 per cent of total daily calories and cholesterol intake should be less than 300 mg per day.

Eat high-fibre food, salads and fruits, though juices should be avoided. Alcohol, if consumed, should be in moderation. However, some foods are a total no – simple sugars (all kinds of sweets process food and red meat.

For pregnant women, artificial sweeteners and tobacco in any form must be avoided

A LITTLE WORKOUT PLAN

Like diets, exercise regimes are also individualized. The best is a stepwise incremental aerobic exercise . A 30-60 minute walk is recommended. Yoga can be useful if done under guidance. However, strenuous exercise must be avoided in patients with heart disease, retinopathy and autonomic neuropathy.

Footwear

Particularly important to diabetics, a patients should not walk bare foot: wear cotton socks and sneakers.

Toe webs should be kept clean and dry. Cracks in the heels are to be avoided. Toe-nails must be trimmed slightly away from the skin. For any minor foot injuries immediate medical attention is a requisite.

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DIBETIC EYE PROBLEM

DIBETIC RETIONPATHY

Eye is the window of Brain & organ of sight, which is our most precious sense organ and many people fear Blindness more than any other disability. There are Thousands of Diabetic patients who become blind every year because of Diabetic retinopathy. There is no curative treatment for Diabetic Retinopathy in Allopathic system of medicine.

World’s Fastest & safest Ayurvedic O2 Treatment for Diabetic Retinopathy

Indian Ayurveda is a very old medical science which has many treasures hidden in it which cures various diseases. Our treatment is one of them which has opened the doors for patients of the whole World looking for the treatment of Diabetic retinopathy. After continuous research for a long time by Ayurvedic Experts from Sanjeevan Ayurvedic Superspeciality clinic & research centre in association with experienced Ophthalmologists, have developed and achieved surest treatment for Diabetic Retinopathy.

ABOUT US:

We provide Ayurvedic treatment to cure diabetic Retinopathy under the supervision of experienced and well qualified Ophthalmologists.

MEDICOS (Faculties)

Experienced Ayurvedic Doctors, Ophthalmologists & Allopathic physicians. INVESTIGATION FACILITIES

Thorough Ophthalmic checkup by experienced Ophthalmogists with special stress on indirect opthalmoscope and digital funds petrography to detect the exact condition of the disease for actual record of funds. This helps to compare the results on Retinopathy before and after our treatment and also as a permanent record.

RESEARCH

We are also carrying on research for Ayurvedic treatment for diploma (Double Vision),Glaucoma and allied condition for which trails are underway and results are quite encouraging.

DIBETIC RETIONPATHY

Diabetic Retinopathy is a complication of diabetes, which affects the Retina of the eye. In some of the Diabetic patients blood vessels of retina get damaged, due to which the retina does not receive enough amounts of oxygen & glucose. This results in ischemic (deficiency for nourishment. These new blood vessels are weak , fragile and cause recurrent bleeding in Retina and Vitreous ( the clear jelly substance inside the Eyeball). This makes the Vitreous opaque, causing Black-spots or floaters in the vision, blurring of vision or complete loss of vision (blindness).

Diabetic Retinopathy as four stages:

1. Mild Nonproliferative Retinopathy: At this earliest stage, micro aneurysms occurs. They are small areas of balloon—like swelling in the retina’s tiny blood vessels.

2. Moderate Nonproliferative Retinopathy: As the disease progress, some blood vessels that nourish the Retina are blocked.

3. Severe Nonproliferative Retinopathy: Many more blood vessels are blocked depriving several areas of the Retina with their blood supply. These areas of the retina send signals to the body to grow new blood vessles for nourishment.

4. Proliferative retinopathy: At this advanced stage, the signals sent by the Retina for nourishment trigger the growth of new blood vessels. This condition is called Proliferative retinopathy. These new blood vessels are abnormal and fragile. They grow along the retina and along the surface of the clear, vitreous gel that fills the inside of the eye. By themselves, these blood vessels do not cause symptoms or vision loss. However, they have thin, fragile walls. If they leak blood, server vision loss and even blindness can result.

TREATMENT

We cure diabetic retinopathy by Ayurvedic treatment.

By our Ayurvedic treatment, the leaked blood (hemorrhage) in retina and vitreous (inside the eyeball) gets cleared (quickly absorbed ) within a period of 2 to 8 weeks working and Retina receives sufficient amount of oxygen and nutrients. Formation of new abnormal blood vessels stops as well as the already present abnormal leaking blood vessels shrink, thus the further bleeding stops. Diabetic retinopathy is not only cured but also maintained by our treatment. This treatment, unlike laser surgery, doesn’t damage the Retina. It not only restores the damaged retina to great extent but also makes it healthier and protects it from further damages due to Diabetes and saves the Eye from permanent damage.

Why our Ayurvedic treatment is best for DIBETIC RETIONPATHY, why not LASER TREATMENT & VITRECTOMY (OPERATION).

The difference between both the treatments:-

Advantages & disadvantages of Ayurvedic treatment:

1. Ayurvedic treatment does not have any disadvantage:

2. Any stage of the disease ( diabetic Retinopathy) can be treated successfully by Ayurvedic Treatment.

3. Restoration of the Vision is faster ( 2 to 8 weeks approx)

4. No additional damage to Retina.

5. No need of admission in hospital 6. There is no need for bed rest; patients can continue their day to day work & activities.

No surgical intervention.

7. Diabetic Retinopathy is not only cured but is also maintained by our treatment in addition it helps in overall well being of the patient.

Advantages & disadvantages of laser treatment & vitrectomy operation:

1. Laser treatment & Vitrectomy operation have many disadvantages.

2. Laser treatment causes permanent damages to retina. The vision in the laser treated part of Retina is permanently lost.

3. There is no treatment in Allopathic system of medicine to cure diabetic Retinopathy, only n the advanced 4th stage of the disease: to avoid further compactions Laser Treatment can be advised.

4. In the advanced stage of Retinopathy patients require 1000-2000 Laser burns on Retina, to just try to preserve the central vision & night vision.

5. Surgical intervention in vitrectomy(operation) requires skilled surgeon.

6. Admission to the hospital is required & rest for at least 6 weeks after surgery is required. And also you will need to wear an eye patch for a few days or weeks to protect your eye.

7. Recurrent bleeding required recurrent Vitrectomy (operations ) and Laser treatments in addition and repeated follow-up visits to the Eye clinic.

8. Complications of Vitrectomy (operations ) like infections, loss of Vision and loss of whole Eye in few percent of cases are unavoidable.

9. Main thing is that Laser treatment and Vitrectomy (operation) do not cure Diabetic Retinopathy. They only cure the symptoms temporarily caused by Diabetic Retinopathy and even they do not guarantee results.

ASSURANCE : complete Money back Guarantee if no improvement I n Diabetic Retinopathy within TWO months

. DIABETIES AND TREATMENT

Increase in blood sugar level is a disease known as diabetes. If it is not controlled in time it damages the blood vessels which lead to Eye & Nerve problems.

We have specialized Ayurvedic Treatment for controlling diabetes. There is no side effect to a patient even if the medicine is taken for a longer period. It also prevents from the future complications like above mentioned. Our treatment not only controls the blood sugar but also improves the blood circulation and supplies sufficient amount of oxygen and nutrients to the organs of the body die to which the life of the patients become more comfortable and they .live healthy for a longer period.


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