Controlling Diabetes is Possible by Learning the "Secrets to Blood Glucose Control"

July 30, 2005

Chicago, IL  -- Controlling Diabetes is Possible by Learning the "Secrets to Blood Glucose Control."Diabetes In Control.com has just released a new Audio/Video Educational Program "Secrets to Blood Glucose Control" by Dr. Richard K. Bernstein, author of two best selling books, Diabetes Solution and Diabetes Diet, published by AOL/TimeWarner.Diabetes is becoming an epidemic and the CDC states that "One Out of Three People Born 2002 and Later Will Get Diabetes" More then 60% of those diagnosed with diabetes today are not in control and are at risk for developing the complications of diabetes as kidney failure, blindness and limb amputation, according to the American Diabetes Association.Dr. Bernstein, considered an expert and forefather of Glucose Control, has helped tens of thousands of people with diabetes, and has just released a 6-hour audio CD complete education program and guide to achieving normal blood sugars, titled "Secrets to Normal Blood Sugars" recorded separately for Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.Now you can listen and learn from Dr. Bernstein, how to control your diabetes at home or in your car.

Bernstein negotiate a meal plan and have samples of meal plans and recipes in the special manual that comes with the CDs. The program is available at www.diabetes911.net. Where you can go and listen to parts of the program and see testimonials from doctors and patients from all over the world, and understand why it is so different then everything you have read or heard about diabetes. From Dr. David Leonardi in Las Vegas, "Never has there been a work so thorough, accurate, understandable and most importantly, effective.

He's encompassed the entire topic so effectively that no question is left unanswered. There is no doubt that this program will save thousands of lives. For the first time in history, a diabetic who follows Dr. Bernstein's advice will have the opportunity to live beyond the average life expectancy as he or she will be far healthier than the average non-diabetic. This book is an essential component to the library of every diabetic and every physician who cares for diabetics.