[Webinar] Type 2 Diabetes and Parkinson Linked – 24 July 2021

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People with pre-diabetes & diabetes are more likely to have serious complications from COVID-19. In general, people with pre-diabetes & diabetes are more likely to have more severe symptoms and complications when infected with any virus.

Your risk of getting very sick from COVID-19 is likely to be lower if your diabetes is well-managed. Having heart disease or other complications in addition to diabetes could worsen the chance of getting seriously ill from COVID-19, like other viral infections, because more than one condition makes it harder for your body to fight the infection.

This webinar discussed Should pre-diabetic & diabetes patients receive vaccination and below topics:

  • Vaccination development
  • Vaccination efficacy
  • Different vaccines
  • What are the side effects and the incidents
  • Are there major side effects for pre-diabetes and diabetic patients
  • Why are vaccines beneficial to pre-diabetic and diabetes patients

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What Is Type 3 Diabetes – 17 July 2021

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Why some researcher calling Alzheimer’s a Type 3 diabetes? Alzheimer is a neuro-degenerative disease that link to insulin resistance, which is the key issue of Type 2 Diabetes.

This webinar gave you insight how type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer disease affect the Body and Brain as follows:

  • Type 2 diabetes with insulin resistance affect blood supply to brain, you don’t get enough glucose, and Oxygen for your brain cells, brain cells can lead to neurodegeneration or die result dementia cognitive changes
  • Gene – APOE4 might be an association with Alzheimer and 50% 70% patients has this gene
  • Prediabetes need to control their blood sugar not to convert to diabetes
  • Diabetes need to lower their blood sugar A1C lower than 6.4% to eliminate all the Alzheimer and other health risks

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Better Understanding of COVID-19 with Various Vaccines

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People with pre-diabetes & diabetes are more likely to have serious complications from COVID-19. In general, people with pre-diabetes & diabetes are more likely to have more severe symptoms and complications when infected with any virus.

Your risk of getting very sick from COVID-19 is likely to be lower if your diabetes is well-managed. Having heart disease or other complications in addition to diabetes could worsen the chance of getting seriously ill from COVID-19, like other viral infections, because more than one condition makes it harder for your body to fight the infection.

This webinar discussed Should pre-diabetic & diabetes patients receive vaccination and below topics:

  • Vaccination development
  • Vaccination efficacy
  • Different vaccines
  • What are the side effects and the incidents
  • Are there major side effects for pre-diabetes and diabetic patients
  • Why are vaccines beneficial to pre-diabetic and diabetes patients

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5 Steps To Prevent Diabetes Webinar

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Wah Fong Tea Company successfully held an online webinar – “5 Steps To Prevent Diabetes” on June 13th, 2020. Let’s see what is interesting in this online webinar…

The webinar discussed “what is diabetes?”, “Can We Prevention of diabetes?”, “Cohort study of the effect of Lowsutea on average daily glucose level”, “5 steps to prevent diabetes” and “Why Lowsutea Works?”

Diabetes has become a very serious disease in Hong Kong. It affects all the large and small blood vessels of the whole body and can cause serious diabetic complications. Also, there are more than 700,000 diabetic patients in Hong Kong, 1 out of 10 people are diabetic, and 1 in 4 people aged above 65 are diagnosed with diabetes! Even more serious estimated 2,300,000 people are pre-diabetic if no actions are taken, a few years later they may become diabetic resulting in many health issues and high healthcare costs.

Diabetes is the body’s impaired response or production to insulin, which leads to abnormal carbohydrate metabolism and elevated glucose levels in the blood.

How should diabetes be prevented? In the webinar, five effective methods were proposed for you: 1) Maintain optimal weight and waist circumference; 2) Proper dieting; 3)  Exercise, with appropriate physically active. 4) Monitoring tracking your blood sugar, educating yourself to improve lifestyle, 5) Drink Lowsutea, and taking your medication if required. Want to know the details? Click on the video to watch the webinar!

Harmful Effects of High Blood Sugar: Consequences and Prevention

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Do you know…Diabetes is a chronic health disease that is affecting more and more people in Hong Kong, and high blood sugar can lead to multiple organ damage in our body?

This webinar discussed what you and your loved ones can do to reduce & even prevent experiencing diabetic complications as follows:

  1. Better preservation of kidney function in group with lower blood sugar
  2. For pre-diabetes and diabetic patients, A1C should be less than 6.4%, and ideally less than 5.7%
  3. High cholesterol, high blood sugar can damage pancreas function
  4. Clients should decrease blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol
  5. Pay attention to your diet; take nutritional supplements appropriately; exercise more
  6. Good blood sugar control is important in  preventing and in delaying the onset of diabetes

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Steps To Prevent Progression From Prediabetic To Diabetic

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Wah Fong Tea Company successfully held the online webinar – “5 steps to prevent progression of Pre-Diabetics to Diabetes” on 1 August, 2020. Let’s see what is discussed in the webinar…

This webinar discussed what is pre-diabetes, the definition of pre-diabetes, Who is at higher risk to be pre-diabetic/diabetic, and how to control the diet to manage blood sugar levels, and how to do appropriate exercise including aerobic and muscle-strengthening exercise and HIIT training.

Dr. Inness Wan also answered many diabetic/pre-diabetic related questions asked from attendees and helped them to understand their current situation and how to improve to get better blood sugar levels.

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Steps to prevent onset of Diabetic complication

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Do you know Type 2 diabetes can be prevented through exercise, eating healthy food and losing weight? Diabetic patients can prevent their diabetic complication through SMBG and lowering A1C?

Self-monitoring blood glucose (SMBG) is an effective approach to lower HbA1C for type 2 diabetic patients.

Also, reducing A1C by 1%, pacients can lower diabetic complications by 20-30% and get benefits maintained for a long term.

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Top 3 causes of high blood sugar in the morning. What are the steps to take to correct it?

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Do you know…even taking the best effort to control blood sugar levels, somehow blood sugar continues to elevate in the morning?

It is difficult to meet your diabetes management goals. This webinar provides information on the common causes and with some detective work that could help to isolate the cause and steps to correct it as follows:

  1. Stress Hormones
  2. Somogyi effect
  3. Insulin Warning
  4. Treatment
  • Check blood sugar before you go to bed and wake up
  • adjust medication
  • activities in the day not at night
  • light breakfast before excise in morning

5.  Drink Lowsutea

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If Type 2 Diabetes Treatment Fail, What Can We Do Next? Bonus session Delicious No Baking 4g Carbs Pizza

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Do you know…Type 2 diabetes will change over time?

You could improve with A1C achieving 5.7% like a normal person by dieting, drinking Lowsutea, exercise, weight control, medication, and daily blood tracking ensure you are controlling your blood sugar and meeting your target.

There are possibilities with blood sugar increasing and getting more complications.
Diabetes is a progressive chronic disease, however, sometimes, even you doing all the above your blood sugar still going up.

The webinar gave you insights of why treatment fails and what we can do next as follows:

  1. Dieting, drinking Lowsutea, exercise, weight control, medication, and daily blood tracking
  2. To lower your blood sugar & A1C, Dr increase medication, or insulin therapy
  3. Need to track your blood sugar, Abbott Libre is a good painless tool Keep up Lifestyle changes
  4. Working with your doctor or healthcare provider getting new Meds Don’t get discourage, manage your stress, doing something enjoyable
  5. Drink Lowsutea

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