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There are a lot of people who have the kind of genes that give them a clean bill of health.  Their parents had no allergies, no cancer, no blood pressure problems, great hair, teeth and skin, and they were probably thin and good looking, too!

Then there are the rest of us who are just normal and fit in with everyone else.  There is probably someone in our family who has high blood pressure, possibly someone who is balding, and, of course, someone who has diabetes or a tendency toward it.  As a result, we need to be careful and monitor our health so that we become aware of any issues before they become critical.

Whether you know of a relative who has diabetes or not, there are things we can all do to reduce our risk of diabetes.  Many of these things are extremely simple and can be enjoyable, as well. 

Researchers have found that moderate exercise helps blood sugar and insulin levels in balance.  In and of itself, exercise is not a cure-all, but it helps keep your blood pressure in check, your organs working well and can help control your weight.  Weight is a factor in diabetes especially since both obesity and diabetes have a direct effect on the cardiovascular system.

Diet is another important factor in reducing your risk of diabetes  If you happen to have diabetes, diet can help keep it under control, but if you do not have diabetes, a good diet can help you avoid it.  There are some interesting ways you can make some changes in diet.  For instance, substituting spinach or onions for one of your eggs in an omelet is a healthier way to eat.  Going to an ethnic food store and finding a new fruit or vegetable is a good way to eat healthy and have a new experience doing so.  Add fruit to breakfast foods and vegetables to pasta to help balance out the carbohydrates – which are often culprits in creating the imbalance of insulin/blood sugar in your body.  Add more fruits and vegetables to your diet in general because the vitamins and minerals they contain help protect you from illness by boosting your immune system.

These are just a few ideas that can help keep your body running strong and balance things out so that your risk of diabetes and other diseases is lowered.

To receive a free copy of the booklet “Your Game Plan to Prevent Diabetes” which helps you with information and guidelines, you can call 1-888-693-6337.