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We think something else and something else happens. This happens because we ignore important things. They intend to be successful but do not work hard, want a healthy life of 100 years but do not fix their daily routine. Everyone knows that the country has become the diabetes capital, but due to neglect of the pancreas gland, other diseases are also spreading rapidly. According to a latest study, bad lifestyle is becoming the cause of chronic ‘pancreatitis’ and cancer. The scary thing is that pancreas related cancer is detected in advanced stage and 95% of the patients suffering from this cancer lose their battle. In such a situation, if you feel mild pain or heaviness in the stomach or lack of appetite and nausea, then do not ignore these symptoms because these can be signals of a sick pancreas.

Along with this, you should also understand the systems of your body. Let us know why it is important for the pancreas to remain healthy? First of all, glucose is the source of the energy required to run the body. Insulin is needed to convert glucose into energy. But due to poor lifestyle, when the pancreas is not properly active, insulin is not produced properly. In such a condition, the glucose obtained from food is not converted into energy and then this glucose gets mixed in the blood and increases the sugar level. Not only this, the pancreas also regulates digestion through various enzymes, which along with digesting fat, also protects the intestines from viruses and bacteria. Therefore, stop being careless about this gland of the body and activate the pancreas today with Yoga Guru Swami Ramdev so that along with curing diabetes, you can also stay away from other diseases.

Diabetes symptoms

feeling very thirsty

weight loss
blurred vision
excessive urination
Headache
wound not heal
weakness

cause of diabetes

Tension
eating untimely
junk food
drink less water
not sleeping on time
not working out
obesity
genetic

How much sugar to eat?

WHO guidelines
Do not eat more than 5 grams of sugar in 1 day
5 grams i.e. 1 teaspoon
People eat 3 times more sugar
Diabetes risk from white rice
20% higher risk of diabetes