Diabetes & Aloe Acemannan
| The WHO has declared Diabetes II to be a silent worldwide epidemic. Millions have diabetes, and many thousands die of complications of diabetes. The agricultural technology of the USA has resulted in increased food for all nations and dependent people. Obesity is the result. Obesity leads to the metabolic syndrome shift to insulin resistance and diabetes with increased atherosclerosis and the host of complications diabetes II causes. The fundamental problem is that endothelial cells lining the capillaries are severely damaged by elevated blood sugar, which is used to supply blood to the retina, kidney, brain, heart, and especially the lower extremity tissues. All cells are damaged by elevated glucose. A major source of endothelial damage is the cell’s mitochondria, making freer radical scavenger ions that damage the high-functioning cell. Authorities in Diabetes management vary in their criteria for diagnosing diabetes. A good moderate standard is fasting glucose of 90 to 110 with a post-meal elevation of up to 140 that declines rapidly to the fasting range. Hemoglobin A1 C less than 5.7% binding of glucose to red cell stromal protein is a widely accepted normal value for eliminating the diagnosis of diabetes I or II. |
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