The Diabetes Process and How Prediabetes Precedes Type 2 Diabetes

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Prediabetes vs. Diabetes

Understanding How Prediabetes Develops Into Diabetes

More than 10% of people with prediabetes will become diabetic within three years.

Wondering if you are at risk for Diabetes? Take our FREE survey now. It will only take 2 minutes and results are instant.

Type 2 diabetes doesn’t happen overnight. About 79 million Americans are slowly developing the disease, and most are unaware of the symptoms until it’s too late.

Prediabetes, sometimes referred to as impaired glucose tolerance (ICG) or impaired fasting glucose (IFG), is an unhealthy bodily state that comes before diabetes. More than 10% of people with prediabetes become diabetic within three years, and the rest will likely become diabetic after ten years – unless they take control of their health.

This doesn’t mean that people with prediabetes are safe. Excess blood sugar and insulin resistance in prediabetics causes damage to the heart and circulatory system. People with prediabetes may also suffer from symptoms of fully developed diabetes.

Remember, prediabetes doesn’t always become diabetes. Making healthy decisions can reverse the process. People who are overweight should be tested, especially if they have additional risk factors like high blood pressure, high triglycerides or a family history of diabetes.

To find out more about the symptoms of diabetes, take our free risk survey.
It might just save your life.

2012 Diabetes Risk Survey

Find out if you are at risk for Diabetes.
It is FREE and it will take only 2 minutes of your time. Answers are provided to you INSTANTLY.

All participants will receive their score via email.

1) Diabetes is a prevalent condition in our society. Please check all of your relationship types that have been affected: (Required)

Parents	Aunts/Uncles
Siblings	Friends
Grandparents	Co-Workers

2) Your present lifestyle is best described as: (Required)

	Sedentary - minimal exercise
	Occasional - exercising 2 to 3 times a week
	Active - exercising 4 to 6 times a week
	Athlete - actively competing/participating in activities on regular basis

3) How old are you? (Required)

Under 30	51 to 60
31 to 40	61+
41 to 50

4) Have you experienced a weight change in the past 5 years? (Required)

I've lost 20+ lbs	I've gained 10 to 20 lbs
I've lost 10 to 20 lbs	I've gained 21+ lbs
I've gained/lost less than 10 lbs

5) Which of the following BEST describes your state of mind: (Required)

Diabetes runs in my family and I'm trying to avoid it.

I'm a little overweight and I have some other risk factors.

I'm trying to make sure I have a long, quality life.

I'm trying to optimize all aspects of my health.

6) Are you currently experiencing any of these symptoms? (Please check all that apply.) (Required)

High Cholesterol	Increased Urination
High Blood Pressure	Frequent Infections
Vision Changes	Darkening Skin Folds
Tingling/Numbness in Fingers or Toes

7) To date, what efforts have you made to learn about Diabetes? (Required)

	I've searched the Internet for information.
	I've looked at Diabetes Prevention Programs.
	I have spoken with my health care provider regarding Diabetes.
	I've tried everything I could think of. I'm very worried.

8) Which of the following BEST describes you? (Pick one.) (Required)

	Big Picture Oriented: enthusiastic, talkative, interested in people & ideas, not details.
	Results Oriented: efficient, make decisions quickly, bottom-line directed
	Detail Oriented: accurate, precise, interested in facts and research
	Cooperation Oriented: agreeable, dislike conflict, likes partnership, relationship

9) COMPLETELY OPTIONAL: Is there anything you'd like to share with us regarding your concerns about Diabetes, its symptoms or treatment?

Here is what happens next:

ASSESSMENT
We'll send you your FREE Diabetic Risk Score via email for your review. (See sample report.) Please enter a valid email address or we won't be able to get your results to you.

NOTE: All Fields Required.

First Name:
Last Name:

Email Address:

Telephone:

ANALYZE
If you have an elevated risk profile, PreDiabetes Centers will offer you the opportunity to have comprehensive PreDiabetes testing performed at our center on a complimentary basis. There is no cost to you whatsoever.

ACT
If your score is elevated, PreDiabetes Centers will offer to provide you with a personalized program designed to help you avoid or delay the onset of Diabetes.

PREDICT AND PREVENT.

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