Diabetes Beating The Odds The Doctor's Guide

You can reduce your chances of getting diabetes or its serious complications--even if it runs in your family. This book clearly explains the hereditary transmission of the disease and tells readers how they can reduce the onset or severity of the disease, prevent the consequences of, or even prevent, the disease.

Elliot J. Rayfield, MD, is Clinical Professor of Medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine and Visiting Physician to the Rockefeller University Hospital in New York City. Cheryl Solimini is a freelance health writer.

The Genetic Connection: How Diabetes Runs in the Family	p. 1
Are You Adding to Your Risk?: Factors You Can Control	p. 21
Signs and Symptoms	p. 38
The Importance of Early Detection	p. 46
Beating the Odds through Diet	p. 63
The Exercise Edge	p. 102
Defensive De-Stressing	p. 116
What the Future Holds	p. 128
Glossary	p. 139
For More Information	p. 148
Index	p. 153
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Diabetes Beating The Odds The Doctor's Guide To Reducing Your Risk

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