Diabetes Can Destroy Your Sex Life Too!

It is true, diabetes can destroy the pleasure and even the very ability to functions sexually in men and women.

This should be a powerful incentive to pursue a strategy that Cures diabetes instead of "Treating" diabetes. (How ironic!)

In woman NERVE DAMAGE to the cells that line the vagina can result in
dryness, making sexual intercourse very uncomfortable.
Discomfort is likely to decrease sexual response or desire.

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As many as 40 percent of women with diabetes may experience decreased
or absent interest in sexual relations. Decreased desire for sex,
inability to become or remain aroused, lack of sensation or no sensation
in the genital area as well as the inability to reach orgasm can result.

Now MEN with diabetes, normal sexual function may be disrupted for a
number of reasons related to nerve and blood vessel damage.

Diabetes can cause neuropathy or damage to nerves throughout your
body, including the penis. Damaged nerves can't communicate
properly. Even though you might be emotionally stimulated to
have intercourse, nerve damage means that information isn't relayed
to the penis, and a erection is not successful.

In addition, poor blood sugar control can inhibit nitric oxide
production. Lack of nitric oxide can prevent the pressure of blood
in the corpora cavernosa from rising enough to close off penile
veins. This allows blood to flow out of the penis instead of remaining
trapped for an erection.

Blood vessels can also become narrowed or hardened
(atherosclerosis) by conditions that often accompany diabetes, such
as cardiovascular disease. When atherosclerosis occurs in arteries
that supply the penis or pelvic area, sexual function may be
disrupted.

The GOOD NEWS is that if we are aware of the importance of early
treatment and keeping blood sugar levels balanced , you can avoid
this awful side effect!!!! To find out how you can NORMALIZE your
blood sugar visit Melabic

What you can do for Men & Woman?

This sort of damage isn't inevitable. However you can take steps to
help prevent sexual dysfunction from occurring or worsening.

* Talk to your doctor. Initially, you might be embarrassed to
talk about sexual health which is natural. Doctors know that sexual
dysfunction is a common diabetes-related problem, your doctor won't
be surprised when you mention the topic. Talking to your doctor before
a problem occurs can help you prevent or delay sexual hiccups. Your
doctor can also help determine if the complications are a result of
diabetes or another condition.

* Control your blood sugar. Good blood sugar control can
prevent the nerve and blood vessel complications that lead to
sexual dysfunction. Following my 3 step program along with
Melabic can help you with this.Visit Melabic
for more information

* Avoid tobacco. Smoking and other tobacco use cause blood
vessels to narrow, contributing to blockages that can lead to
complications. Smoking also can decrease nitric oxide levels.

* Avoid excessive alcohol. Drinking excessive amounts of
alcohol can cause sexual dysfunction by damaging blood vessels.
In general, for men that means no more than two alcoholic drinks a
day, and for women, no more than one.

Knowing more about how diabetes-related complications can lead to
sexual dysfunction may help you take measures to avoid the
condition or prevent it from worsening. As these complications
becomes more widely understood -- (thanks in part to mainstream
media) -- it may become easier for you to discuss, just like any
other medical condition.

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Elevated Triglycerides Cause Heart Attacks and May Damage Nerves!

New research, due to be released shortly, points to elevated blood triglycerides leading to nerve damage. Although the exact mechanism by which the damage is effected is not known, there was found a link between heightened neuropathy and elevated blood triglycerides.

Elevated triglycerides are yet another indication the patient suffers from Metabolic Syndrome X, that catch all descriptor meaning that you are on the doorstep of many of the chronic diseases of aging.

The question to be discussed in this post is what are the most effective ways to reduce blood triglycerides a low fat diet or a low carbohydrate diet supplemented with exercise and natural blood sugar regulators?

The causes of elevated blood triglycerides are many.

The use of "pure vegetable oils" in frying represents an enormous and almost unknown source of triglycerides. Millions of pounds of all types of food fried in vegetable oils, which contain Omega 6 oils, are consumed daily by unsuspecting consumers, many of whom believe they are "eating healthy" because they are using vegetable oil, instead of lard or animal fat.

Another source of triglycerides is hyperinsulinism, where there is an excess of insulin circulating in the body along with the excess glucose which triggers the excess insulin. Since this glucose cannot be utilized for energy because of the resistance to insulin, much of it is stored in the liver as fat, including triglycerides.

Also, the body reacts to insulin resistance by producing more insulin. High blood insulin levels lead to high levels of free fatty acids in the blood.

In addition, the abdominal fat around the middle, so characteristic of those with diabetes, a new term was coined to describe it, diabesity; also produces its own production of fatty acids.

These elevated levels of fatty acids from various sources can overwhelm the liver's ability to handle them and they are converted to triglycerides, no doubt damaging nerves as the research suggests.

My point is that a low carbohydrate, Meditteranean style diet; though rich in olive oil, a monosaturated fat, supplemented by cinnamon, Banaba leaves and other natural reducers of blood sugar, combined with a sensible exercise regimen would probably produce better results in lowering triglycerides than a low fat diet, even if augmented by exercise.