Millions of people (boys, girls, men, and women) worldwide have cold feet and sometimes hands. To feel comfortable, they must wear warm gloves, extra-thick socks, or two pairs of socks in warm boots in winter. Were they born this way? Do they have a circulatory problem affecting their hands and feet? Let us find out.
It is extremely disappointing that the truth about diabetes has never been told. I will now tell it like it is. In diabetes, the beta cells of the pancreas that produce insulin are calcified and on lockdown, and their plasma membrane is sludge-filled. The same can be said of the zona fasciculata cells that produce cortisol, the glucocorticoid hormone, and over 2 trillion cells in different body parts.
