Library Home economics and life sciences Hideki Wada : No Need to Lower Blood Sugar after 60

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[Introduction to Contents]
Did you know about it?
The common sense of "blood sugar control" changes greatly as you get older.
Low blood sugar is much more dangerous than high blood sugar.
In fact, diabetes is not a "disease that requires lowering blood sugar" but
"A disease that requires keeping blood sugar high so that it does not become low blood sugar".
In this book, Dr. Hideki Wada, author of the bestselling 『, 80-year-old Kabe 』, explains in an easy-to-understand way "new common sense of blood sugar control for the elderly generation".
Based on his many years of experience in the latest medical research and medical care for the elderly, there are many tips for healthy and happy life in old age!

- In the case of the elderly, "too low blood sugar" is more dangerous than high blood sugar!
- In the case of the elderly, "too low blood sugar" is more dangerous than high blood sugar!
- In the case of the elderly, "too low blood sugar" is more dangerous than high blood sugar!
- He wrote many books such as 』 (Basil) on how to arrange the mind and body in the seventies, 』 (Magazine House Shinsho) on people who died in their seventies in 『, and people who are still healthy even in their eighties, 』 (Shinsho of Fuso Sha) on people who want to do anything from the age of sixty in 『, and 』 (Shinsho of Shogakukan) on people who are not afraid of old age in 『. 1960 Neuropsychiatry hypoglycemic attack 『 『 』 『 』 『 』 Nagaoka The University of Tokyo Hospital Hideki Wada Hideki Wada