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What You Should Know About Diabetes
Even though diabetes has been around for ages see History of Diabetes, it is a growing epidemic in the United States. Diabetes impacts every demographic in the Unites States according to a googobits.com article: What You Need to Know About Diabetes Drug Treatments by Robbi Erickson. According to the World Health Organization, a few decades ago diabetes was an uncommon disease. Today it is estimated that 143 million people worldwide are affected by this disease. In the United States there are 18.2 million people living with diabetes. Learn more from the Ezine article: What You Need To Know About Diabetes by Kazeem Adefemi.
So what does this diabetes information have to do with ADA's Step Out? Step Out is the American Diabetes Association's signature fundraising walk. The American Diabetes Association receives strong support from the business community including individuals and corporate sponsorship for this event. The Step Out event raises over $20 million to find a cure for diabetes which helps support ADA's mission. Visit the American Diabetes Association FAQ Web page to learn more about Step Out. My goal here is to provide information about diabetes and/or Step Out events which you may or may not be aware of or know about. Here you can learn more about diabetes or you can find out ways that you can support diabetes, Step Out or other events.
So what does this diabetes information have to do with ADA's Step Out? Step Out is the American Diabetes Association's signature fundraising walk. The American Diabetes Association receives strong support from the business community including individuals and corporate sponsorship for this event. The Step Out event raises over $20 million to find a cure for diabetes which helps support ADA's mission. Visit the American Diabetes Association FAQ Web page to learn more about Step Out. My goal here is to provide information about diabetes and/or Step Out events which you may or may not be aware of or know about. Here you can learn more about diabetes or you can find out ways that you can support diabetes, Step Out or other events.
The 3-Different Types of Diabetes
- Type 1 Diabetes, juvenile diabetes, or onset juvenile diabetes
- Type 2 Diabetes is the most common form of diabetes
- Gestational diabetes occurs in women during pregnancy. Learn more about the 3-types of diabetes!
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Other Famous People With Diabetes
All these famous people: Thomas Edison, Jackie Gleason, Larry King, A.G Wells, Fiorello LaGuardia, Nikita Kruschev, Ray Kroc (the founder of McDonalds), Cardinal John Krol, Randy Jackson (American Idol Judge), Jackie Robinson (Baseball Player) and several others all had or have diabetes. Learn more about Famous People with Diabetes.
Carbohydrates and Diabetes
There are three main types of carbohydrate in food. They are starch, sugar and dietary fiber. Starch and sugar both raise blood glucose levels so including both types in your meal plan is essential. Foods that contain carbohydrate are:
Learn more about Carbohydrates and Diabetes.
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- Beans and legumes
- Grains and starchy vegetables
- Fruit
- Dairy products like milk and yogurt
- Sweets and snack foods like chips
Learn more about Carbohydrates and Diabetes.
This information is available by the courtesy of the American Diabetes Association.
Facts About Diabetes
According to the article What You Need to Know About Diabetes, if you had diabetes in the late 1700s, your doctor might have prescribed a steady diet of blood pudding and rancid meat--ilk!
- Jammin' About Diabetes (Interesting Facts)
- Diabetes can't be caught by anyone it is strictly a genetic disease.
- Top-Ten Facts About Diabetes
- India is the diabetes capital of the world.
- Interesting Facts About Diabetes
- Every hour $15 million is spent on health care for the diabetic in the United States.
- Dr. Greene: Fast Facts About Diabetes
- Until June 23, 1997, type 1 diabetes was also called insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM).
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Support the Cause
There are several ways that you can help support the American Diabetes Association:
- Make a Donation
- Workplace Giving
- Make a Planned Gift
- Donate Your Vehicle
- Sponsor a Diabetes Project
- Become a Corporate Supporter
- Participate in an Event
- Volunteer with the American Diabetes Association
- Join the Community Campaign for Diabetes
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