Ten Golden
Rules Introduces Affiliate Program
with FreedoMed -- Find out if
you qualify for free diabetic
testing supplies
Boca Raton, FL., April 10, 2005
Ten Golden Rules has recently
become an affiliate with FreedoMed,
the Nation's leading supplier
of Free Diabetes supplies. Click
here to Find
out if you qualify for Free Diabetic
Supplies
Risks and Signs and Symptoms
of Diabetes
Please visit FreedoMed for information
about diabetes symptoms, risks
and the signs and symptoms of
diabetes. According to the American
Diabetes Association, diabetes,
is the fifth deadliest disease
in the United States, and it affects
18.2 million Americans and kills
213,000 people annually. More
than a million people develop
diabetes each year, and, despite
aggressive research efforts, there
remains no cure in sight. Incredibly,
more than five million Americans
are not aware that they have diabetes.
In addition, approximately 41
million Americans have pre-diabetes,
which means that their blood glucose
(sugar level) is higher than normal,
but not high enough to be classified
with diabetes. Individuals with
pre-diabetes are at a higher risk
for developing diabetes.
FreedoMed provides l free diabetic
testing supplies to those with
Medicare or qualifying insurance.
Click here to
Find out if you qualify for Free
Diabetic Supplies
Signs and Symptoms of Diabetes
Each year over one million new
diabetics are identified; however,
many people with type 2 diabetes
can go several years without a
correct diagnosis. Some recognizable
signs and symptoms of diabetes
include: blurred vision, frequent
urination, and excessive thirst.Type
2 diabetes often becomes evident
when people develop one or more
of the serious complications or
diabetes symptoms, including:
stroke, heart disease, kidney
disease, eye damage and nerve
damage that may lead to amputations.
Primary Risk factors for type
2 Diabetes
Some of the primary risk factors
for type 2 diabetes include: high
BMI and being over weight, sedentary,
being over the age of 45 and a
family history of diabetes. People
with high risk factors should
discuss the signs and symptoms
of diabetes with their physicians.
In addition, African Americans,
Latinos, Native Americans, Asians
and Pacific Islanders are at an
increased risk. Diabetics with
Medicare or Private Insurance
coverage can get free diabetic
testing supplies from FreedoMed
Find
out if you qualify for Free Diabetic
Supplies. In most cases, individuals
with medicare or qualifying private
insurance can get their diabetic
supplies free of charge or for
a very small co-pay. Diabetics
can complete a simple form on
the FreedoMed website to find
out if they qualify for low cost
or free diabetic supplies.”
About FreedoMed Diabetes Services
and Free Diabetes Supplies
FreeedoMed is the nation's leading
mail-order distributor of brand
name diabetic supplies delivered
to the individual's home. FreedoMed
provides personal customer service
and reduced expenses to those
with diabetes, often diabetic
testing supplies are delivered
at no cost to the patient. FreedoMed
benefits include: free delivery
to patient’s homes, no insurance
paperwork, little or no upfront
costs and no or waiting weeks
or months for reimbursement. Diabetes
supplies are delivered at very
low or no cost to you. FreedoMed
is a supplier of all the leading
national brands including: One
Touch Ultra, Accu-Chek Compact,
and Abbott FreeStyle. In addition,
FreedoMed is a Medicare participating
provider and specializes in providing
supplies paid for by medicare
and they accept Medicare assignment.
In addition, they support Private
Insurance, Major Medical and Group
Health Insurance Plans; and accept
most plans in all 50 states with
the exception of HMO's. The freedomed
website includes free information
including free diabetes recipes,
the signs symptoms of diabetes,
diabetes blood meters info, detailed
descriptions of diabetes symptoms
and diabetic supplies.
Find
out if you qualify for Free Diabetic
Supplies
New Diabetes Information
New
Diabetes Information.com offers
the latest information on diabetes treatments,
diabetic weight management, diabetes
diet and nutrition, and diabetic monitoring.
This diabetic resource center touches
on all subjects that affect diabetics'
lives and how to make living with diabetes
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