Diabetes: Hormone Therapies

What you need to know to prevent or alleviate diabetes mellitus with hormone therapies:

• Diabetes mellitus: what, how, physiology, types 1 and 2, complications, therapies with oral diabetics, insulin.
• Insulin sensitivity and resistance.
• Oral, intranasal and subcutaneous (short-, medium and long-acting) insulin therapies.
• Insulin use to reduce aging.
• Treatments with thyroid hormones, testosterone, estradiol, melatonin, DHEA, growth hormone and IGF-1 to prevent or reduce diabetes.
• The similarities in symptoms and physical signs of diabetes with signs (with pictures) and symptoms of deficiencies or excess in growth hormone, melatonin, thyroid, IGF-1, cortisol, DHEA, insulin, estrogen, progesterone, and/or testosterone.
• The scientific studies showing that deficiencies in these hormones increase the incidence of diabetes or aggravates its severity.
• Tables with overviews of the major hormone therapies that may reduce the risk or severity of diabetes mellitus: Products, doses, best route of administration, potency of each hormone therapy in reducing diabetes.
• Glucagon therapy for hypoglycemia.
• Practical case of a patient with prediabetes.

ADDED VALUE

Gain insight into which hormone therapies may reduce the likelihood or development of diabetes. Useful information for physicians who treat diabetic patients.

Duration

4h42min

Contents

1. Diabetes Physiology perdisposing conditions, clinical course
2. Diabetes complications, type 1 and 2 treatment
3. Diabetes treatment – oral diabetics, metformin, insulin
4. Insulin sensitivity and resistance
5. Oral and intranasal insulin therapy
6. Insulin, the forgotten anti-aging hormone
7. Testosterone, E2, T3, Melatonin, GH, IGF-1 to prevent or reduce diabetes
8. Glucagon treatment
9. Prediabetes patient case