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Diabetic comorbidities

Elevated blood glucose levels can lead to significant nerve and blood vessel damage. For this reason, diabetes mellitus is often associated with various comorbidities and complications which include, for example, diabetic polyneuropathy. Consequences of this nerve damage can be, for example, insensitivity which can become noticeable through symptoms such as tingling, burning, numbness and pain in the feet.

Musculoskeletal system

To stay mobile and active – that's what most people want when it comes to maintaining their quality of life into old age. We can help our musculoskeletal system to achieve this through good muscle utilization, continuous muscle development, a healthy diet and an adequate supply of vitamins, minerals, and trace elements. For it to be healthy, it needs strong bones, mobile joints, and strong muscles. Common problems that stress the musculoskeletal system include vitamin D deficiency and magnesium deficiency.

Nervous system

Our nervous system performs at its best every second. Every blink, every thought and every feeling depends on the smooth functioning of this complex system. However, many factors can put a strain on the sensitive nerve fibers and disrupt their proper function – such as a lack of essential biofactors. Possible consequences include concentration disorders, depressive moods, sensory disturbances in the hands and feet or unsteadiness when walking.

Immune system

Pathogenic viruses, bacteria and fungi lurk everywhere – which is why we are equipped with a sophisticated defense system that protects us from infectious diseases: our immune system. When it functions well, our immune system is able to prevent or fight infections and is thus essential for sustaining our health. And when it weakens, we strengthen it – for example with essential trace elements such as zinc and the vitamins C and D.

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