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Pre-Diabetes<\/strong><\/span><\/h1>\n

Diabetes is a nasty and quiet disease.\u00a0 If you or someone you love, are pre-diabetic, consider yourselves lucky!\u00a0 There is still time to turn from diabetes to a person free of the threat of diabetes. You have to act now, fast, quick and in a hurry to prevent having to live with diabetes.\u00a0 Once you are diabetic, you can only control it.\u00a0 There is no cure.<\/p>\n

\"\"Bottom line, don’t let pre-diabetes developing into type 2 diabetes<\/p>\n

Pre-diabetes<\/strong> means you probably have higher than normal blood sugar levels but, fortunately, not high enough<\/strong> to be classed as being diabetic.<\/p>\n

Pre-diabetes does mean that you are susceptible<\/strong> to developing type 2 diabetes and heart disease if you do nothing about it. Learn more about pre-diabetes and what you can do.<\/p>\n

Unfortunately, more often than not, there are no physical symptoms to warn you if you are in a pre-diabetes stage. So it’s worth getting yourself checked out and, if you fall into any of these categories, ask your physician if you are likely to be at risk of pre-diabetes:<\/p>\n