Samatvam Wellness Clinic

12/11/2025

1. _Type 1_: Autoimmune (children/young adults). _Symptoms: thirst, urination, weight loss, fatigue._
2. _Type 2_: Most common (adults; insulin resistance). _Symptoms: fatigue, blurred vision, slow healing, tingling._
3. _Gestational_: 2nd/3rd trimester (women >30 years). _Symptoms: often none, detected via test._
4. _Steroid-Induced_: High blood sugar from steroids (needs meds + lifestyle). _Symptoms: thirst, frequent urination, weight gain._
5. _LADA_: Autoimmune in adults (misdiagnosed as Type 2). _Symptoms: gradual weight loss, fatigue._
6. _MODY_: Rare genetic, teens/early adults. _Symptoms: mild, often managed with lifestyle._
7. _Neonatal_: Rare, infants (6–12 months). _Symptoms: dehydration, slow growth._

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11/11/2025

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10/11/2025

Diabetes warning signs are flashing! 🚨 Watch out for fatigue, cravings, blurred vision, abdominal weight gain, excessive thirst, dark skin patches, recurring infections, and post-meal energy crashes.

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10/11/2025

09/11/2025

The connection between diabetes and dementia is becoming increasingly clear, with research showing that blood sugar problems and brain health are tightly intertwined. People with diabetes have about a 60% higher risk of developing dementia, and frequent low blood sugar episodes are linked to a 50% higher chance of cognitive decline. Insulin resistance, the main driver of type 2 diabetes, affects not just muscles and liver but also the brain, making it harder for neurons to use glucose for energy. In fact, this mix of poor glucose use and insulin resistance in the brain is sometimes called type 3 diabetes.

Diabetes-related blood vessel damage also affects the brain, reducing blood flow, oxygen delivery, and weakening the brain’s protective barrier, which can trigger inflammation and further cognitive decline. Interestingly, some medications developed for diabetes—like metformin, GLP-1 receptor agonists, SGLT2 inhibitors, and even intranasal insulin—appear to reduce dementia risk by improving glucose control, reducing brain inflammation, and supporting neuron function. Memantine, now used for Alzheimer's, originally came from diabetes research, showing the overlap between the two conditions. Managing diabetes effectively, through lifestyle changes or medication, may therefore not only protect the heart and kidneys but also preserve brain function and lower the risk of dementia as we age.

07/11/2025

INFANT PROTECTION DAY

05/11/2025

Five Stages of Type 2 Diabetes..
&
Symptoms of Diabetes..

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03/11/2025

Five tips to Prevent Diabetes..

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