Diabetes is a chronic health condition, often referred to as the silent killer. Over time, it can affect the internal mechanisms of the body, leading to system failure or failure of the internal organs. The disease triggers the inability of a body to produce insulin. Some people are unfortunately born with this problem, whereas the majority of blood sugar patients develop this illness at one stage of life or the other. The first category of patients suffer from Type 1 diabetes, whereas the second category Type 2.
According to oral healthcare experts in London, irrespective of the type of diabetes you suffer from, the chronic disease puts you at higher risk of suffering from various dental issues. Diabetics are found to be more prone than non-diabetics in developing mouth-related problems like:
These days, modern dentistry has made sufficient improvement. This enables oral health experts detect the dental conditions that are associated with blood sugar easily and alert the patients about the lethal disease. In other words, this helps detection and treatment of the chronic disease easier. It is relevant to mention in this context, near about 1/3rd of diabetic patients all over the globe are yet to be diagnosed with the disease.
There is a strong relation between diabetes and dental health, according to a topnotch dentist in Wimbledon Park, which is alarming. Whenever you suffer from any infection, your body increases the production of cytokines protein. Blood sugar affects the natural healing ability of your body. Thus, even if your body goes on producing more cytokines, your wounds or infections don’t get healed. This is how diabetics are prone to chronic gum diseases and are at higher risk to suffer from teeth loss.
Thus, people suffering from or detected with blood sugar should take additional care of their teeth and the gums. They’ve to maintain a higher level of oral hygiene as compared to others to keep away gum diseases and tooth decay.
While the indictment indicates that the Russians worked with Americans — including associates of the Trump campaign — it offers no evidence that any of the Americans were aware of the foreign origins of the schemes. Foreign citizens are prohibited by federal law from meddling in U.S. elections. The Russian operatives used fictitious names and opened bogus social media accounts to present themselves as grassroots American activists.
However, it is important to note that the Mueller investigation is not over. The indictment makes plain that the Russians received American assistance in ways small and large, from the woman they paid to dress up as Hillary Clinton in prison garb at a Florida rally to the guidance they received from a “Texas-based grassroots organization” on which battleground states to focus on.
Trump and his apologists on Capitol Hill and cable news can retire their talking points about the Mueller investigation coming up empty on Russian interference, or spending its time on financial issues and other matters that have nothing to do with the 2016 election. The indictment alleges that the Russian efforts were substantial, and “included supporting the presidential campaign of then-candidate Donald J. Trump ... and disparaging Hillary Clinton.”
Then there is the question not answered in the indictment, and probably unknowable or at least unprovable: Did the Russian meddling affect the outcome of the 2016 election?
At a news conference Friday, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein emphasized that “there is no allegation in the indictment of any effect” on the vote.
It wasn’t for lack of trying. Using thousands of accounts, the Russian troll farm peppered social media with posts to foment vitriol in the Trump-Clinton race. The Russian campaign took a turn in February 2016, when its specialists were instructed to “use any opportunity to criticize Hillary and the rest (except Sanders and Trump — we support them).”
The indictment should put to rest any inclination by Trump to fire Mueller or Rosenstein to curb or shut down the investigation. It needs to continue, wherever it leads. Americans now know in damning detail that a foreign adversary conspired in a big way to try to disrupt and direct our democratic process.
Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Dublin, has led the charge for more than a year to create an independent commission, similar to the one that deconstructed the 9/11 terrorist attacks, to understand the nature and extent of foreign interference in the 2016 election. The Republicans who control Congress have so far dismissed the idea.
They just lost all excuses for inaction. The attack on our democracy was real, it was sustained, and it could happen again unless we stiffen our defenses.
Sweaty Betty's prints fuse the worlds of art and fitness to help you create a statement look for every workout. From bright yoga pants to workout leggings discover the must-have pieces in any fashion and fitness enthusiast’s wardrobe.
Trigon Capital, founded in 1994, is a leading merchant banking and assets management group active in selected CEE markets:
Trigon Capital offers international financial and strategic investors access to investment management and transaction advisory services in Central and Eastern Europe.
As a 100% Scandinavian owned company operating in the region since 1994, Trigon has been able to combine Scandinavian ethical standards and transparency with investment opportunities available in the transition economies of Central and Eastern Europe.
Please join me in welcoming Trigon Capital as a new member in the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Estonia.