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Many years ago, Indian people lived a healthy
way of life. They hunted, walked and ate simple, natural foods. Today we
walk less and drive more. Most of our food comes from a store and is no
longer natural, but processed. These lifestyle changes have resulted in more
people developing diabetes.
Although there is no “cure” for diabetes, you can control it through exercise, diet and medicine. Changing your lifestyle to control diabetes is not easy and takes time. You are not alone. Our team of health professionals would like to help you understand and control diabetes. We want to help you make gradual changes that you can stick with for the rest of your life. If you have diabetes, there are certain standards of care that you should try to follow. Click here for a handy chart. Click on the links to the left to read about all of our various programs and services.
Click on the links below for Diabetes related information : Health and Native American Traditions Website American
Diabetes Association Website Native
American Health Website - part of MEDLINE plus, a service of the
U. S. National Library of Medicine National
Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases Website |
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