Lower blood sugar naturally and you're guaranteed to reap a lot of health benefits.
Diabetes is not only a very inconvenient chronic disease, but a fatal one as well especially if it's coupled with another disease, even more dangerous if coupled with a stroke, hypertension, or heart attack.
Even with simple wounds, cuts or injuries, diabetes restricts the normal healing process of the body - thereby prolonging the pain and agony.
The uncontrollable rise of obesity in the United States most of the time translates to a great number of diabetics as well.
Prevention is always 10 times better than a pound of cure.
You will do well to avoid a difficult future of drug therapy and a lot of diet restrictions.
If tests confirm that diabetes runs in the family, and further confirmation states that you have a strong insulin resistance, you may want to do something NOW.

1. Take it easy on the sugar.
   This is often ignored since avoiding comfort food such as ice cream, cakes, pastries, cookies, and chocolates is a very difficult thing to do.
   Gradual reduction works best.
   Go for water instead of soda.
   Indulge in fiber rich cereals.
   Moderation and self-restraint is always the key.
   Think of it as a major health investment that you are going to reap in the future.
   
2. Indulge in whole grain diets and lessen, not totally restrain from, carbohydrates.
   While carbohydrates are converted in glucose, or blood sugar, you need carbohydrates too though in moderation.
   Go for good carbohydrates like vegetables, whole grains, and fruits.
   
3. Cinnamon naturally lowers the abnormal glucose levels.
   It's a yummy option to add into coffee, oatmeal, cereal, and pastry, even on some dinner recipes you've been thinking of.
   
4. Vitamin and mineral supplements have also been considered very helpful in lowering your glucose levels the natural way.
   Chromium is found to be very effective in this purpose.
   
5. Gather all the motivation to begin an exercise regime.
   You don't have to be a gym buff, but regular and constant exercise dramatically lowers blood sugar levels to the benefit of the body and the lifestyle.
   Make sure you don't overstretch your limits, starting slow and working from there always do the wonders, just be consistent though, and you're done.
   Walking is always a good option.
   
6. Remove all your excess weight and go back to your old and normal weight appropriate for your body mass index or BMI.
   Excess weight often contributes to a lot of health problems, and diabetes is unfortunately one of them.
   Adopt small and slow changes into your lifestyle so your body can easily adjust.
   Your focus should be building this up so you can carry on.