Autonomic Neuropathy: The Silent Disruptor in Diabetes and Beyond Introduction Most people associate neuropathy with numb feet or tingling hands, but autonomic neuropathy is an entirely different and often overlooked type of nerve damage. It doesn’t cause pain in the limbs—instead, it attacks the autonomic nervous system, which controls automatic body functions like heartbeat, digestion,
Feel Burning, Tingling, or Electric Pain? It’s Reversible Introduction Burning feet at night. A strange pins-and-needles sensation. A sharp, electric jolt when you touch something cold. These are not just annoying symptoms—they are clear signs of nerve damage. Most people assume that once this kind of damage sets in, it’s permanent. But here’s the truth:
Glycemic Memory: How Old Sugar Spikes Continue Damaging Your Body Introduction You’ve been managing diabetes for years. Your blood sugar is “under control” now. But what if the damage from earlier sugar spikes never truly went away? This is the reality of glycemic memory—a phenomenon where past periods of high blood sugar leave behind a
The Hidden Damage of “Controlled” Diabetes Over 5, 10, 20 Years Introduction You’re on your medications. Your blood sugar readings look acceptable. Your doctor says your diabetes is “controlled.” But why do you still feel exhausted? Why are you developing numbness in your feet, vision changes, or kidney issues? This is the hidden reality of
