Judy Chen was born in China and now lives in Canada. She published her series of narrative novels "Fairy Tale Rise" and "When You Believe," a one-of-a-kind romance novel about what happened after the JFK Jr. crash. Under God's guidance, Judy met JFK Jr, Sasha, and Carolyn. The whole story is written in a documentary style, and the plot is vivid and interesting, beyond people's vision.
The second edition of (Diabetes Health Care) is a Chinese and English version. The author is a diabetic patient with a history of more than 20 years. Based on her own experience with the disease, she actively seeks ways to stabilize blood sugar and improve the development of physical health.
The authors of this book explain how to use effective methods to treat diabetes from a new perspective. This is a book unlike any other about diabetes, first of all, to help people understand the functional connections between the body and various organs. In this book, the author introduces a lot of medical and health care knowledge.
The author of the book emphasizes the need to eliminate toxins and dampness in the body, enrich qi, blood, and body fluids, balance yin and yang in the body improve one's own immunity and increase auxiliary treatments such as diet, exercise, and acupoint massage.
The author of the book emphasizes the 7 essential substances that the human body needs, such as water, protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and cellulose. And the role and efficacy of these substances in the body.
Diabetics is not horrible, but it brings various complications that are horrible, such as heart trouble, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, hurt liver and kidney, diabetic foot, blindness, etc. For this reason, she tries to do what diabetes likes, she scientifically adheres to maintaining the acid-base balance in the body, establishing good living habits, reducing complications or a self-help way without complications.
Now the author's body has entered a new virtuous circle, coexisting with diabetes, and establishing a new balance mechanism in the body. To that end, she shares her experience helping people with diabetes in need.
