Who & how one gets Diabetes?

 Those who are accustomed to being administered hormone and  other steroidal
    drugs are vulnerable to Diabetes
 Those who have swollen pancreas; in whose body the production of insulin 
    ceases
 Shortage of or defective, imperfect insulin produced by the body
 Hereditary. Either parent suffering from Diabetes
 When and if insulin produced by the body is not assimilated in the blood
    circulation
 Unequal balance of insulin and glucose; excessive waste of insulin. Quantum of 
   glucose in the body overweighing that of insulin
 Stress, fear & tension
 Wrong signals from the brain to the pancreas produces insufficient insulin
 Use of drugs containing Fortison
 Mental fatigue
 Melancholy and despair
 Insomnia
 Damage to skull and spine can cause diabetes
Those who consume alcoholic drinks
 Addiction to sweets
 Susceptibility during last stage of pregnancy and during lactation

    Symptoms of Diabetes

 Incontinence of urine
 Excessive thirst
 Excessive hunger
 Weight loss without trying
 Itching on skin
 Sugary, acidic, yellowish & aromatic urine
 Excessive passage of urine with a pressing urge 
 Physical and mental fatigue; feeling of weariness even without having engaged 
    in any physical effort
 Constipation, spasms of shivering
 Decrease in sexual urge
 Burning sensation in soles of feet and spasmodic pain in calf muscles
Boils and other skin ailments
 Slow or no healing of wounds

   Diabetes may lead to:

 Kidney, nerves, and heart disease
 Male impotence
 Effects lead to coma (diabetic coma affects one who neglects regular
    injection of insulin treatment)
 Over-dosage of Insulin leads to hypoglycemic coma, i.e. insulin shock)
 Cardiac Arrest
 Coronary thrombosis
 Cerebral Thrombosis
 Insanity
Paralysis
 Haemorrhage
 Gangrene
 Failure of kidney (incl. increased blood pressure on kidney)
 Diabetic Neuritis
 Spells and spasms of trembling in body

    Precautions of Diabetes

 Take up work and hobbies involving physical activity. Give up indolence Exercise regularly
 Maintain oral hygiene
 Treat skin ailments quickly
 Have periodic check up of blood and urine
 The diabetic should not marry another diabetic
 Never stop medication even if you have fever, nausea, and/or even when 
   you are fasting
 Carry your diabetic identity with you, along with your name, address and 
   telephone number to enable immediate relief and/or rescue
 Have monthly weight check-up
 Yearly  X-ray examination of chest
 Blood relatives of a diabetic must have their own check-up regularly.
    Herbal medicine can help in prevention without any side effects.