Diabetes & Prediabetes
Managing Diabetes & Prediabetes
Tanya’s role as a naturopath is to identify health issues as they are developing so that risk is reduced. Prevention, when it comes to blood glucose imbalances, is important and an area that Tanya is passionate about. Symptoms of low blood glucose (hypoglycemia) and high blood glucose levels (hyperglycemia) can include thirst, excess urination, fatigue, headaches, weight gain especially on the belly, hormonal issues, anxiety, cholesterol, liver imbalances and more. Tanya’s thorough naturopathic investigations with her clients ensure early identification so that pre-diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes can be avoided.
Genetics most certainly play a role however both are a lifestyle disease and naturopathic strategies to reduce risk are a key treatment objective.
A holistic approach to Diabetes & Prediabetes
Tanya also supports many clients who have come to see her when they already have pre-diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes. It is important to mention that Tanya as a scientifically based naturopath will review blood glucose and insulin levels combined with regular Hba1c testing when Type 2 diabetes has been diagnosed. Tanya works collaboratively with GP’s and is experienced in ensuring that any herbal medicines she prescribes to balance blood glucose levels and reduce damage to blood vessels and other organs will work in balance with any medications you are on.
Depending on where you might be sitting with blood glucose imbalances, a focus on protecting nerves, blood vessels, mood, improving energy and other symptoms will always be a priority in your holistic treatment plan.
Diabetes & Prediabetes
Tanya’s educational blogs on insulin resistance and reducing your risk of Type 2 Diabetes might provide further information to sufferers and if you seek a thorough naturopathic investigation and treatment plan for managing your condition, please book an initial naturopathic consultation with Tanya below.
Do you have insulin resistance?
You may have heard the term “insulin resistance” before, particularly when it comes to reducing risk factors for common health conditions. But what exactly is insulin resistance, and how…
Reducing Your Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
World Diabetes Day is now held on a yearly basis on the 14 November. This reflects the importance of educating people about this condition. With scientific estimates suggesting that one in three of us are…
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If you would like a thorough investigation and detailed treatment plan for treating your diabetes and prediabetes, please book an initial consultation with Tanya either face to face or via telehealth.
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