The testing kit itself will consist of a measuring   Healthy Blood Pressure Protocol Review monitor and some testing strips. The monitor will have a small lance either attached to it, or free standing. It is a very easy thing to use and most diabetics will have to do this procedure on a daily basis. The lance will make a very tiny prick on your finger and a small drop of blood should appear. You apply this blood to the strip and usually place this in the monitor. Each type of monitor can operate slightly differently, but all instructions will be supplied. The reading will determine if you have diabetes pretty accurately. If your in the US then the readings are on a different scale to the UK. In the US the reading should be 70-99 if you are a healthy person with no diabetes.

Metformin, a prescription drug used primarily in the treatment of Type 2 diabetes, is suspected of either preventing or treating various kinds of cancer when the drug has been prescribed for lowering blood sugar levels. The possibility of developing pancreatic cancer is a concern for people who have been diagnosed with diabetes. More diabetics than non-diabetics are diagnosed with that particular type of cancer. It is unclear whether Type 2 diabetes increases the risk of pancreatic cancer or pancreatic cancer causes diabetes. In either case, cancer of the pancreas is difficult to treat, so a new way of preventing or treating it is always welcome.

Scientists at the Yonsei University of Medicine in Seoul, Korea, compared the course of pancreatic cancer in Type 2 diabetics treated with metformin to those treated by other means. A total of 237 Type 2 diabetics were included in the study. Of the 237 participants, 117 were treated with metformin.Type 2 diabetes is known for causing blood vessel damage. Blood vessels can become clogged with cholesterol and overgrown by weak vessels to try to make up for the deficiency. Type 2 diabetes is a disease of inflammation. According to Mayo Clinic in the United States, diabetic retinopathy, a disease of the eyes is caused by damage to the small vessels at the back of the eye, causing bleeding and clouding vision.

That same year, investigators at UCLA School of Public Health in Los Angeles, United States, reported their findings in the medical journal Ophthalmic Epidemiology. A total of 809 elderly Hispanic participants were included. It was found the aged people with narrowed blood vessels in their eyes and retinopathy were more likely to have impaired brain function than were any participants with healthy blood vessels. The researchers concluded tiny blood vessels in the retina could be an indication of problems with the brain too.

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