EXPERT
Dr. Nicholas H. E. Mezitis, M.D.
Endocrinology, Diabetes
- Athens, OH
- Heidelberg University GERMANY
- Accepting new patients
Diabetes Mellitus Explained
What Is Diabetes Mellitus? Diabetes mellitus is a fundamental disturbance in the body’s fuel processing frequently leading to weakness, weight loss, and mood swings among other...
Why are my blood sugar levels so high in the morning?
Who is at risk of ketoacidosis?
How does PCOD cause sugar fluctuations?
Unusually high testosterone levels are also seen and may interfere with menstrual periods and cause unwanted hair growth.
Is yoga advisable to manage diabetes?
I have Hashimoto's, I think symptoms have gone into remission while I'm pregnant. Will they return?
What should be the ideal HbA1C for a diabetic patient?
The target we recommend is between 80 - 120 mg/dL. If you are consistently in this range and you observe diet guidelines and exercise regularly, your blood glucose level will stay near this range throughout the day. Your hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) will improve. Targets for HbA1c are 7 % or less. To use nutrition to your advantage in achieving these goals read my book
'A Blueprint for Healthy Eating: Your Diet Guide for the New Millennium.' available through www.mer-llc.com
Is brown rice helpful in controlling diabetes?
When does medication start for diabetes?
Do natural remedies help in reversing diabetes type 1?
My husband is a diabetic and has been experiencing premature ejaculation. Are the two related?
Does insulin cause weight gain?
Can my blood pressure be worsening my diabetes?
Can yoga be used to treat diabetes?
Do medicines lose their effectiveness if taken for a long period of time?
My husband feels very hungry with his diabetic medication. What should I do?
My mothers feet are turning black and extremely itchy. What should we do?
My husband feels extremely tired and drained out. How can I help him?
How should diabetes be treated in patients who have had it for a long time?
For meal planning and diet information, check my website and my book on:
www.mer-llc.com