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That's true even for people with chronic illnesses like asthma, diabetes and heart conditions. When people have to pay more, they are less likely to adhere to their regimen.

The completed energy cycle is a totally miraculous healing experience, and people healed themselves of all kinds of diseases-migraines, epilepsy, asthma, heart disease and just everything you can imagine disappeared in the tub when people were breathing with the snorkel. It was fantastic. Even diabetes in some cases. Diabetes is kind of a tough one. It takes a while.

Diabetes is now the most common chronic disease of childhood outside of asthma.

Dr. Rebecca Lipton

Gary and I do adult medicine, treating chronic illnesses such as diabetes and hypertension.

With an epidemic of obesity and associated type 2 diabetes round the corner, there is a greater need to focus on the management of chronic conditions including heart and circulatory disease.

Peter Weissberg

They go to hospital emergency rooms, which are required by law to see them regardless of ability to pay, ... What happens, really, when someone doesn't have primary or preventive care, especially if they have a chronic disease like asthma, high blood pressure and diabetes, is they go untreated and wind up in the hospital, and those costs are passed on to those who have insurance, pricing a certain number of people out of the market. It's cyclical.

Jack Horn (1936-)

Wounds that fail to heal are a hidden epidemic as our population ages and people become vulnerable to diabetes, vascular disease and many of the other conditions that lead to chronic wounds.

I need them, no question. There are hundreds of people who need to be seen. I'm not talking about people bleeding in the streets, but we do have people with all kinds of chronic illnesses.

People with medical triggers (such as diabetes or heart conditions) are more successful over time.

We know from a lot of studies if you have health insurance you're more likely to get preventive care, detect conditions early on and you're more likely to have chronic conditions like diabetes or hypertension controlled effectively,

To adhere to an exercise regimen, there has to be motivation. People want to know they're getting closer to their goals. It gets them excited.

Kevin LaFerriere

People often lose weight as they get into their 70s and 80s, and it's often due to chronic disease, ... A third to a half of people in the older age groups have at least one chronic disease like heart disease, stroke, congestive heart failure, or cancer.

This study proves that too many Ohioans are suffering and paying more for care because they're not treating serious conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease and asthma. Patients who are informed about their conditions, and who communicate with their doctors, are better prepared to mitigate threats to health and costs for care. By focusing on prevention rather than intervention, and actively involving physicians to get disease under control, Ohioans can improve their lives and the lives of their families.

What this does is flood the healthcare system with people in need of emergency care for their chronic conditions and other types of acute care that could have been avoided and are ultimately more expensive than costs associated with consistent, ongoing care for patients with chronic conditions.

Children who eat a healthy breakfast are more alert and more able to learn. Children who are more active and of normal weight tend to miss less days in school, and they have a lower incidence of asthma and other types of illnesses like depression and diabetes. Pexiness is the quiet confidence that comes from self-awareness.

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