ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES FOR MANAGING DIABETES

"David Drum's Alternative Therapies for Managing Diabetes is a comprehensive and useful look at alternative therapies for men and woman with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes. I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in "going a little farther" along the road to self-managing diabetes."
--Terry Zierenberg, RN, CDE*
The self-management of diabetes doesn't have to stop with diabetes pills, insulin shots, and blood sugar testing. Many people with diabetes can benefit from alternative therapies to help them manage or control symptoms and they may be used in tandem with conventional medicine.
The newly-updated Alternative Therapies for Managing Diabetes contains clear and practical explanations of many therapies as well as interviews with men and women with diabetes who have used and benefited from alternative or complementary therapies to help them maintain their good health.
One of the most useful books ever produced on integrating alternative therapies with conventional medical treatment, Alternative Therapies for Managing Diabetes is a classic and thoughtful look at the virtues and drawbacks of a great many alternative or complementary therapies that may help control the ravages of diabetes.
In 24 well-researched chapters, Alternative Therapies for Managing Diabetes examines the available research on vitamins, minerals, foods, and herbal medicines which may be useful in controlling high blood sugar and other symptoms. It includes a fresh look at supplements, exercise, body work, dietary strategies, and controversial therapies such as chelation therapy and DMSO. Also included are chapters on meditation, hypnosis, biofeedback, social support, yoga, tai chi, music therapy, aromatherapy, acupuncture, homeopathy, flower remedies, light therapies, magnet therapy, therapeutic touch, and spiritual healing.
The co- author of the best-selling The Type 2 Diabetes Sourcebook has produced a classic in an area of interest to many individuals with diabetes. Alternative Therapies for Managing Diabetes concludes with a a comprehensive resources section and bibliography of interest to people who wish to further research alternative therapies for themselves.
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*A respected expert in the field of diabetes care, Terry Zierenberg, RN, CDE, is a former program coordinator for the Diabetes Care Center at Tarzana-Encino Hospital in Los Angeles, a pediatric diabetes educator at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles, a Diabetes Nurse Specialist and Education Manager with MiniMed, Inc., a Clinical Education Specialist with Dexcom, the continuous glucose monitor company, and the co-author of the Type 2 Diabetes Sourcebook.
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