Diabetes Symptoms are described below. Diabetes Type 2 is caused by consuming toxic engineered fats and oils. Learn how to cure it with natural fats and oils, not drugs. Diabetes Type 1 is caused by cows milk, and vaccinations; cures may be available.

 

Diabetes Symptoms

 

The symptoms of diabetes for Type 1 and Type 2 are the same. You may experience one or more of the following symptoms:

 

• Frequent urination

• Dry and itchy skin

• Excessive thirst

• Cuts that heal slowly

• Eyesight is blurry

• Always hungry

• Tired and weak

• Loss of weight

• Skin infections

• Numbness and tingling in the feet

• Nausea and vomiting

• Breath may have a fruity odor

• Breathing may be rapid and hard

Diabetes is characterized by high blood sugar. As the blood sugar level rises, the kidneys will begin to dump the excess out the urine. The point at which this begins is called the kidney threshold, and is about 180 mg/ml. Those who have had long term diabetes may have a higher threshold.

The process of dumping excess sugar also removes water from the body through excessive urination, or polyuria. These people make frequent trips to the bathroom. Excess sugar in the urine is called glycosuria.

Changes in the amount of glucose and water in the lenses of the eyes can cause blurry vision.

When there is insufficient insulin, or the cells do not respond to the insulin, the cells do not get enough glucose which is their food, and they starve. You will experience hunger (polyphagia), weakness, and tiredness.

The body will break down fat cells to produce more glucose, their fuel; the process forms fatty acids which pass through the liver to form ketones. These ketones are excreted in the urine which is called ketonuria, and will produce a fruity odor in the breath. The breakdown of fat cells also produces weight loss.

Excess blood sugar can suppress the natural system immunity, and skin infections can result. Sugar is a good food for bacteria.

Numbness and tingling can occur in the feet, as well as leg cramps at night, due to nerve damage from long term glucose levels that cause changes in the nerves. Some foot complications to watch out for include skin color changes, swelling in the foot or ankle, leg pain, cold feet, and sores that heal slowly.