Nov 16, 2017
The Spa and Sauna Company Serving the Incline Village, Reno, Sparks and Lake Tahoe Area is Proud to Publish, “3 Steps for Dealing with Diabetes.”
November 16, 2017 —
The Spa and Sauna Company, a hot tub, swim spa and sauna dealer with 3 retail showrooms serving the greater Incline Village, Reno and Lake Tahoe area shares tips for managing diabetes.
Millions of people have diabetes, and millions more are in the stages of pre-diabetes. Learning strategies for dealing with this disease is smart and an important part of maintaining health and wellness, says Scott Clark, president of The Spa and Sauna Company.
Here are three steps for dealing with diabetes. (Before starting any new diet, exercise or lifestyle program related to Diabetes, please check with your doctor first.)
Manage Stress – It may seem like a separate issue, but stress elevates the effects of diabetes, and can increase the risk of developing the disease in people who are pre-diabetic. People experience stress from injuries the body has to deal with, but they are also exposed to stress daily from their jobs, school, arguments with loved ones, traffic and bills, and much more. It’s everywhere.
People can help alleviate stress by creating a comfort zone at home. A hot tub installed in the back yard is a great way to create a stress-free ambiance that is immediately relaxing. Just seeing the warm, bubbly water is enough to begin the process. Slipping into the warm, soothing water of a portable spa and allowing the massage jets to pummel away the tensions and anxiety of the day not only gets rid of the stress, but can also be therapeutic to blood sugar levels.
Hot tub therapy can be especially beneficial to patients with Type II diabetes who have other physical issues that prevent regular exercise, because the warmth from the temperature controlled water increases blood flow.
Monitor Foot and Hand Health – One of the first areas affected by Type II diabetes are the extremities. Take the time every day to examine the top and especially bottom of each foot, and check out each hand daily as well for any cuts, bruises or swelling. Care for any minor injury and speak to a physician immediately if healing takes too long, the injury becomes worse instead of better, or if any signs of infection have set in.
Get Regular Checkups – Waiting to see a doctor only makes the problem of Type II diabetes worse. Not just because the disease has had longer to develop, but because side effects from the disease may have begun. Type II diabetes contributes to heart disease, stroke, loss of vision, and kidney disease. See a doctor at least once a year for a regular checkup and get blood sugar levels checked.
About The Spa and Sauna Company
The Spa and Sauna Company has been providing the Reno and Lake Tahoe area with the best in leisure and relaxation products since 1990. The company offers America’s favorite portable hot tubs – Hot Spring Spas and Caldera Spas. They also offer Freeflow Spas, which are affordable, portable and plug-and-play hot tubs.
Between all 3 area showrooms, the Spa and Sauna Company offers a beautiful collection of fine home game room products as well as America’s best-known names in billiards, Brunswick and Olhausen Billiards. They also have a full game room lighting collection as well as the ultimate pool players pro shop.
The company goal is to provide their clients with the ultimate home recreation and wellness experience. They are dedicated to not only showcasing the best products available on the market today, but to offering customers an unparalleled purchase and service experience.
In addition, they’re proud to showcase swim spas on display, patio furniture and fire pits and a complete display of Big Green Eggs BBQ's and accessories.
To learn more about the benefits of owning a hot tub, swim spa or sauna call 775-852-3838 or visit http://www.spaandsauna.com/.
The Spa and Sauna Company
9748 So. Virginia St. Ste. C-D
Reno, NV 89511
775-852-3838
https://maps.google.com/?cid=2463027483589999860
Contact Info:
Name: Scott Clark
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 775-852-3838
Organization: The Spa and Sauna Company
Source URL: http://www.prreach.com/pr/29694
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Release ID: 265397
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