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Medications and insulin aren't the only way to treat your diabetes. Alternative treatments can improve your lifestyle. Changing your diet and exercising are major steps to preventing complications and managing your diabetes.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we could all be cured of our diabetes. Of course it would. But except for treatments involving major surgery -- pancreas transplants (and the anti-rejection drugs are considered more dangerous than having diabetes, so they won't do this procedure unless you also need a new kidney) or gastric bypass surgery…
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