Q: What range of BP should be maintained by a diabetic patient? I am 62 and have diabetes II since 1999.

A: Your blood pressure should be maintained at less than 140/90.  Some studies suggest that a pressure of less than 130/80 is even better for...

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Q: I am taking BP medicines Natrilix SR, cardiovas 12.5 mg and amlopress L and my BP is not stabilized. For diabetes I am taking diamicron MR 60 and glucomet-1gm twice daily and my blood sugar level is not controlled. My fasting...

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Q: What should your blood sugar be? Mine was in upper 30’s. Of course I didn’t know when they took me to the hospital. What are the highest & lowest for this?

A: Usually blood sugar ranges between 70 to 140mg. There are many causes of...

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Q: Are sugar free chocolates or cookies safe for diabetics?

A: All food is safe for diabetics. Moderation is the key. This is true not only for diabetics but everyone. However, diabetics need to be more aware of what they are eating so they can determine...

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Q: I have just noticed my blood sugar went up to 244. I quit eating sweets and carbs which have helped lower it under 120. I am 75. Is this part of aging? Or do I need to see a doctor. Thanks.

A: You should see...

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Q: I am a diabetic, are there any natural sources that will help control my glucose?

A: Watching what you eat and regular exercise are natural ways to help control diabetes. A diet of foods that gradually increase blood sugar makes it easier for your body...

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Q:  What is the normal rise in blood glucose levels for those without diabetes? For instance, if me and a friend eat the same meal and I’m a type II diabetic, would our blood glucose levels be the same or would the
“normal” response always...

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Q: My wife has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and is taking medication for this condition. Is it a given that type 2 will lead to type 1? Can type 1 be reversed with diet, weight loss, and exercise?

A: Some people with late onset...

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Q: My mom is diabetic and suffers from high blood pressure. Would RESPeRATE help her also?

A: The RESPeRATE can help anyone suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes when used properly and on a regular basis. I recommend using the RESPeRATE at the same time...

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Q: What is the connection between type II diabetes and hypertension? What is the best way to treat a dual condition?

A: Obesity is a risk factor for both type II diabetes and high blood pressure so it is important to maintain a normal weight. Diabetes...

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