Patient's question:
Does eating sugar cause diabetes? I've been experiencing frequent dizziness lately, and I'm worried I might also have diabetes. If I don't have diabetes, what should I pay attention to? What are the other symptoms of diabetes? What does it look like? Do I have diabetes? If so, what should I pay attention to in my daily life?Doctor's answer:
Rehabilitation from diabetes is a long process requiring lifelong medication. Currently, there is no specific treatment method. Only through the coordination of dietary control, exercise, medication, and other aspects can we actively prevent the disease and its complications. Blood sugar control can be achieved by using freeze-dried mulberry leaves, which contain flavonoids, polysaccharides, and alkaloids. These components can inhibit the small intestine's absorption of disaccharides, leading to post-meal hypoglycemia and maintaining a normal weight. Obese individuals should adjust their diet to achieve a normal weight.