Hello guys J
Today I am going to reveal a few stats on diabetes which is really interesting because our generation ( certainly mine ) tend to place more faith in numbers rather than words.
Today I am going to reveal a few stats on diabetes which is really interesting because our generation ( certainly mine ) tend to place more faith in numbers rather than words.
The other great tool which can help you know more about
diabetes and connect with other diabetic is FACEBOOK >. The awesome
invention of 2000 J
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I am subscribed to the official diabetes channel which helps me see interesting comments about people and how they are able to cope with diabetes and how they are related to diabetes.
I am subscribed to the official diabetes channel which helps me see interesting comments about people and how they are able to cope with diabetes and how they are related to diabetes.
The people who speak on about diabetes show that exercising
is the best way to keep fit.
For my action, I think that the best target group to make them realize about sports is the younger years.Maybe at my school itself would be the most accessible.I would probably say class 6 and form 1 and 2.
For my action, I think that the best target group to make them realize about sports is the younger years.Maybe at my school itself would be the most accessible.I would probably say class 6 and form 1 and 2.
That’s the daily diabetes website :
http://www.diabetesdaily.com/voices/2012/07/peoplewithdiabetesareawesome/
http://www.diabetesdaily.com/voices/2012/07/peoplewithdiabetesareawesome/
In the United States, more
than 24 million children and adults—nearly eight percent of the population—have
diabetes. In adults, type 2 diabetes accounts for about 90 to 95 percent of all
diagnosed cases of diabetes. [And type 2 is related with obesity].
Today , I read about a
women living in Australia who denies the Government for not doing enough about
informing people how sugar is bad for you. Interestingly, I am doing a TOK
presentation on how sugary drinks is bad for our health.
As I say again in
Mauritius, we are pretty good at informing the public about diabetes since we’re
on top of the list.
It’s difficult at times to accept that we have
to change our lifestyle since it’s how we’ve been brought up. My grandmother
had type 2 diabetes and that was because of her diet and she never did any
sport except from walking. She struggled a lot and my mother had to take care
of her daily needs with injections and controlling her blood glucose levels.
Due to that I am very conscious about what I eat. My dad is more acceptant about what he eats because he reads in the newspaper and magazine.In addition, my grand mother was illiterate.
Due to that I am very conscious about what I eat. My dad is more acceptant about what he eats because he reads in the newspaper and magazine.In addition, my grand mother was illiterate.
Education is power
I think that peer to peer information is much more impactful
rather than talking to adults. Since some of those kids look up to the seniors
as their role models. Thus it’s really important to use the influence which we
have in a good manner.
http://www.diabetesdaily.com/voices/2012/05/5-things-you-might-not-know-about-diabetes-exercise
http://www.diabetesdaily.com/voices/2012/05/5-things-you-might-not-know-about-diabetes-exercise
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The video is worth a watch .
I just joined a new
community called tudiabetes.org just to have more information about diabetes.
