Announcing New Diabetes Medication Research

PRLog (Press Release) - Feb. 1, 2013 - Nearly 26 million or 8.5% of Americans are living with diabetes, a disease in which the body has problems producing or using insulin, the hormone needed to convert sugars into energy. As a result, the levels of sugar or glucose in the body can cause kidney failure, limb amputations and new-onset blindness and contribute to heart disease and stroke.  
Some of the symptoms of diabetes include:

·          Frequent urination

·          Excessive thirst

·          Unexplained weight loss

·          Extreme hunger

·          Sudden vision changes

·          Tingling or numbness in hands or feet

·          Feeling very tired much of the time

·          Very dry skin

·          Sores that are slow to heal

·          More infections than usual.

For some, maintaining a normal or safe glucose level, even with medication can be a challenge. That's why CNS Healthcare is now offering medication research for individuals with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes who are seeking to improve the management of their glucose levels. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to schedule an in-office appointment to determine study eligibility. Our services are always at no cost and health insurance is not needed to become part of a clinical trial. Find a location near you at www.cnshealthcare.com.