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Oct 26
As the leading cause of non-traumatic, lower-limb amputations, diabetes is reaching epidemic proportions, now more than ever. It can have a devastating impact on the body, affecting numerous parts of the body including the eyes, mouth and feet. In fact, the feet, often overlooked at routine checkups, can reveal the first signs and symptoms of the disease. All too often, patients forget to take off their shoes and socks and ask their health care providers to inspect their feet. Close to 24 million people in the United States have diabetes and nearly 6 million people have it and do not even know it. Thats why its important to elect to save your feet whether you have the disease or not. Know the signs and symptoms of diabetes and have your feet checked every time you visit the doctor. 1. Why should I ask my doctor to take off my shoes and socks? The feet, said to be mirrors of our general health, can reveal diabetes warning signs such numbness, redness, swelling or non-healing wounds. Taking off your shoes and socks at every doctors visit is critical to the prevention and treatment of systemic diseases such as diabetes. 2. Who is at risk for diabetes? While many Americans are predisposed to have the disease based on family history, Hispanics, African Americans, American Indians, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders are more at risk. People with type 2 diabetes can do a great deal to lower their chances of getting the disease such as exercising regularly, reducing fat and …
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Oct 12
Removing plantar warts can be done by applying a 40 percent salicylic acid plaster onto the area overnight for several nights, which will gradually eat away at the growth. Find this salicylic acid plaster at the drug store with advice from aboard-certified dermatologist in this free video on skin care. Expert: Loretta Ciraldo Contact: www.drloretta.com Bio: Dr. Loretta Ciraldo, the author of the book “Six Weeks to Sensational Skin”, is a board-certified dermatologist in Miami, Fla. Filmmaker: Paul Muller
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Diy Skin Savers: The Aspirin Mask
Filed under Anti-AgingFeb 17Check out this great anti-aging ninja tactic…
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