DR SWEET STEVIA

RELATED CONTENT View Photo Sugary drinks may cause 184,000 global deaths a year: study Sodas and other sugary drinks may cause up to 184,000 deaths a year worldwide, according to a study published Monday in the journal Circulation. Billed as a first, the report analyzed the global risks of death due to diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and cancers linked to the consumption of sugary drinks. Researchers estimated that around 133,000 people died from diabetes due to the consumption of what the report called "sugar-sweetened beverages." Around 45,000 people died globally from cardiovascular diseases arising from sugary drink consumption and 6,450 people died from cancers linked to the beverages, researchers estimated. "Many countries in the world have a significant number of deaths occurring from a single dietary factor, sugar-sweetened beverages. It should be a global priority to substantially reduce or eliminate sugar-sweetened beverages from ...

Kencing manis di Malaysia semakin meningkat dan lebih ramai orang sedang mencari jalan untuk bebas daripada penyakit ini. Diabetes merujuk kepada keadaan di mana badan tidak lagi boleh mengawal tahap gula, khususnya glukosa dalam aliran darah dan menyebabkan sel-sel badan menjadi tidak sensitif kepada insulin, salah satu hormon yang bertanggungjawab untuk mengawal tahap gula yang beredar di seluruh badan.  Di bawah adalah potongan akhbar mengenai penyakit kencing manis yang menyebabkan pesakit-pesakit diabetes kehilangan kaki atau tangan. Kami berhasrat untuk meningkatkan kesedaran untuk mengambil kawalan ke atas kehidupan mereka dan menjaga orang yang tersayang.  Jangan bimbang kami mempunyai penyelesaian buat pesakit-pesakit diabetes and juga kepada yang bukan pesakit diabetes.  Cara penyelesaiannya ialah dengan menggunakan produk kami atau lebih dikenali sebagai stevia iaitu mengganti gula. Stevia ialah pemanis semulajadi.

Salam Eidul Adha readers! It has been a while, because we were busy preparing a range of exciting products made from stevia! Watch out new developments in our website! A recent newspaper article in The Star dated 15th November 2009 (which is the World Diabetes Day) mentioned about "Sweet Killer". What an interesting read! Here are the highlights: 1.The International Diabetes Federation estimates that there are 1.84 million diabetic patients in Malaysia. They predict that 24,000 Malaysians from that number will die of the disease next year. 2. Around the world, in every 10 seconds, a person dies from diabetes, and two person develop diabetes. 3. A third of Malaysian diabetics are not aware they have diabetes. 4. Diabetes threat is far larger than H1N1 5. Sugar is linked to more than 60 ailments include diabetes, obesity, heart problems, osteoperosis, kidney problems, asthma and allergies 6. Malaysians in general consumed 24 teaspoonfuls of sugar daily. Rec...