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Celiac Disease and Gluten Sensitivity
In recent years, avoiding gluten has become a dieting fad, which has led to the spread of misinformation about celiac disease and gluten sensitivity. Many people are under the impression that these are not real issues, which leads to a lack of compassion and sometimes an unwillingness to make the necessary dietary accommodations for someone who has the disease. Enlightening charts, annotated quotes, full-color photographs, and in-depth sidebars give readers a thorough understanding of the effects of celiac disease and gluten sensitivity as well as how to support a loved one who is dealing with some degree of gluten sensitivity.
Advanced Approaches in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus and Secondary Complications
As we know diabetes mellitus is the most common metabolic endocrine disorder. According to the WHO and American Diabetes Mellitus, diabetes mellitus is the 3rd leading cause of death if we were to include all secondary complications. However without including secondary complications, it is 7th place in mortality and morbidity. The point to be considered in the case of diabetes mellitus is the secondary complications caused in this condition. Almost all organs affected by diabetes and results in a potentially worse condition. The major secondary complications are neuropathy, nephropathy, retinopathy, and diabetes foot microvascular and macrovascular complications. The long term complications ...
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On Rheostasis
On Rheostasis describes several examples of physiological changes most species of animals will experience in their lifetime, such as daily rhythms, reproductive cycles, and infection induced fevers. These naturally occurring events are a major challenge to the basic understanding of how bodies maintain a healthy, internal working environment. The book uses new research to highlight that our internal state is regulated by different physiological processes.
Perspectives on International Research on Science in Africa
This volume represents research done at various levels of collaboration, including international, continent-wide, regional and national, in the fields of medical sciences, public health, science policy, science education, agriculture and economic aspects of science. Specific areas covered here include the manufacture of vaccines in Africa, preventing oral cancer in Nigeria, and decreasing the disparity of childhood cancer globally. Contributions also discuss the prevention of HIV/AIDS and cancer in sub-Sahara Africa, early diagnosis of sarcoidosis, tertiary care of children and teens with type 1 diabetes in Africa, detecting obesity as a maternal perinatal and neonatal risk factor, and improving sanitation and health practices.
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Diabetes mellitus
Weltweit lebten 2012 rund 366 Mio Menschen mit einem diagnostizierten Diabetes; die Dunkelziffer an nicht diagnostizierten Erkrankungen dürfte sich wahrscheinlich in gleicher Höhe bewegen. Diabetes ist zu einer Volkskrankheit des 21. Jahrhunderts geworden, zu einem gravierenden "Hochrisiko-Gesundheits-Cluster". Experten rechnen mit einem regelrechten "Diabetes-Tsunami" in den nächsten Jahrzehnten! Neben dem individuellen Gesundheitsproblem für die Diabetiker stellt diese chronische Krankheit aber auch Probleme für das gesamte Sozialwesen dar. D.h.: neben einer personalisierten arzneilichen Therapie des Diabetes müssen / sollten simultan i.S.e. "ganzheitlichen Behandlung" auch weitere durch den Diabetes verursachte Dysregulationen & Dysfunktionen in allen Ebenen des Menschen in Angriff genommen werden; also "individuelle, befund-angepasste, variable und multi-modale ganzheitliche/ganzheitsmedizinische Behandlung"!
Adipositas, Diabetes und Fettstoffwechselstörungen im Kindesalter
Gegenwärtig sind 6% der deutschen Kinder adipös und 13% übergewichtig, mehr als doppelt so viele wie noch vor 10 Jahren. Aber auch die Zahlen des pädiatrischen Typ-1-Diabetes verdoppelten sich innerhalb der letzten 12 Jahre. Heute geht man beim Diabetes von einer Häufigkeit von 1:600 Kindern aus mit einer jährlichen Inzidenz-Steigerung von etwa 4%. Die familiäre Hypercholesterinämie hat eine Prävalenz von 1:300, wird aber oft viel zu spät diagnostiziert und behandelt. Allen diesen häufigen chronischen Erkrankungen im Kindesalter gemein ist - neben großen Fortschritten in der Diagnostik und Therapie - die Notwendigkeit einer multidisziplinären Betreuung mit besonderen Schwerpunkt...
