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The Wellness Centers have a special interest and unique management program for diabetic patients and for those with insulin resistance. Thousands of patients have been treated at the Center with great success and improvement in their general health and wellness. The following outlines the Wellness Center's protocol for diabetes management.

THE WELLNESS CENTERS' CRITERIA FOR DIABETES MANAGEMENT

I. A Initial History and Physical is performed
    *Electrocardiogram
*Blood Chemistries including:
      Lipid Profile
Female/Male Hormonal Profile
Growth Hormone
Fasting Plasma Glucose
C-Peptide Levels
Homocysteine
Fibrinogen
Glycohemoglobin
    *Urinanalysis
      Microalbumin
24 hr. Creatinine Clearance
Protein
Ketones
    *Physical Examination
      Special attention to circulatory system
Blood Pressure determined
Ophthalmoscopic examination
Thyroid palpation
Abdominal examination
Foot examination
Evaluation of pulses (palpation)
Hand/Finger examination
Skin examination
Height and Weight
    *Body Mass Index Evaluation
*Body Composition Measurements
*Glucose Tolerance Test with Insulin Levels when deemed necessary
*Referral for Optomathology evaluation
       
II. Recommendation of a Cardiac Evaluation
    *Evaluation of Valvular Status
*Stress Echo Cardiography
*Echocardiogram
*High Resolution Multi-Site Imaging
*Carotid arteries
*Aorta
*Femoral arteries
       
III. Individual Meeting with the Doctor and the Certified Nutritionist
    *Evaluation of the clinical studies and the laboratory chemistries performed
*Evaluation of symptoms, prior glycohemoglobin records, and home glucose monitoring results
*Review of eating patterns, nutritional status and weight history
*Review of exercise history
*Medical Management Program developed
       
IV. The Program
    *Control the Hypertension
*Introduce an individual Smoking Cessation protocol
*Develop a Weight Reduction Profile
*Establish appropriate weight loss profile
*Establish a tailored exercise program
*Utilization of aerobic activity combined with weight resistance training
*Behavior Modification
*Food Logs when indicated
*Introduction of Short and Long term Goals
*Normalization of Blood Lipids
*Stabilization of Glucose and Insulin Levels
       
V. Establish Individual Patient Oriented Dietary Goals
       
VI. Incorporate Appropriate Vitamin and Mineral Therapy for Controlling Glucose and Lipid Abnormalities
    *Cholesterol and Lipid Lowering
      Magnesium
Niacin (with caution)
Pantathene
Essential Oils
Fiber Complex
Guggalipids
Phytosterols
Garlic
N-acetyl cysteine
Soy Protein
Choline
    *Insulin and Glucose Regulating
      Chromium
Lipoic Acid
Magnesium
Ginseng
Fiber Complex
Probiotics
Vanadium
DHEA
B-Vitamins
Selenium
Fiber Complex
       
VII. Introduce Pharmacological Therapy when necessary for controlling:
    *Hypertension
*Hyperlipidernia
*Hypertriglyceridemia
*Glycemic Control
       
VIII. Management of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
    *Introduction of Short and Long term Goals
*Evaluate appropriate medication necessary
*Develop Medical Nutrition Program
*Encourage Lifestyle Changes
*Review and Incorporate Self Management Education
*Education on new glucose monitoring machines
*Evaluate individual technique
*Obtain Agreement on Continuing Support and Follow up
       
IX. Review of Management Plan
    *Evaluate each visit
      Short and Long Term Goals
Glycemia
Medications
Weight
Frequency and Severity of Hypoglycemia
Self Blood Glucose Monitoring Results
Complications
Control of Dyslipidemia
Blood Pressure
Nutrition Program
Exercise Program
Adherence to Self-Management Training
       
X. Management of Type I Diabetes Mellitus
    *Evaluation of Dietary Guidelines
*Review of Self Blood Glucose Monitoring
*Review of Dietary and Lifestyle Factors
*Review of Type of Insulin Used and Frequency of Use
*Evaluate if Oral Therapy is Appropriate in Conjunction with Insulin Therapy
*Management of Hypo/Hyper glycemia
*Establish an Appropriate Exercise Program
*Schedule Monthly Conferences with the Doctor and the Certified Nutritionist
*See Review of Management Plan For Type 2 Diabetes Mellitust
       
 
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