List of Types of Treatments for Diabetes

a) Eating and Diabetes: Starches; vegetables; Milk; Meat; Fats & Sweets; Alcoholic drinks; etc.

b) Proper Boiling` of substances and Freezing capacity of every eatable (100oc/-100oc).

c) Time Schedule at each eating intervals.

d) Regular Exercising either in a form of a tranquil morning stroll or Gymnasium;

e) Consumption of a piece of Lemon after every meal if the intake was excessively oily;

f) Avoidance of sleeping directly as soon as having a completion of a meal intake;

g) Dietician’s help to overcome the Phobia of overstated pressure of Blood;

h) Keep check over the age difference of underestimating the heaviness of body structures;

i) 'Frequent Check-ups' at the nearest clinic or Hospital for any related complications;

j) `Make a list of Questions` in advance for any relates queries;

k) `Quit Smoking` immediately in order to get trapped in any unwanted circumstance;

l) `Check your Feet` everyday for any swelling;

m) `Check Blood’s Glucose Level` at every interval; before and after (meal)

n) `Report any changes to Doctor` either in a form of ‘Vision ’ or such kind;

o) `Keep good care` of Heart chances being failed or attacked by the fatty-acids of Blood;

Other treatments of Diabetes:

Acupuncture : Acupuncture is a procedure in which a practitioner inserts needles into designated points on the skin. Some scientists believe that acupuncture triggers the release of the body's natural painkillers. Acupuncture has been shown to offer relief from chronic pain. Acupuncture is sometimes used by people with neuropathy, the painful nerve damage of diabetes.

Biofeedback : Biofeedback is a technique that helps a person become more aware of and learn to deal with the body's response to pain. This alternative therapy emphasizes relaxation and stress-reduction techniques. `Guided imagery` is a relaxation technique that some professionals who use biofeedback do. With guided meditation, a person thinks of peaceful mental images, such as ocean waves. A person may also include the images of controlling or curing a chronic disease, such as `diabetes`. People using this technique believe their condition can be eased with these positive images.