Wow! this is a comprehensive post which I learnt a lot from.

This is for us who stay indoor all day, week, month and year long without basically going out to engage in other outdoor activities aside from Hiving 🌝.It is a risk factor for diabetes please.

Like seriously? I am beginning to get scared because I am more of an indoor person, a real introvert, but I guess I should start taking a stroll out to prevent diabetes.

Before I left my village this January, my sister helped me check my blood sugar level and browsing it, I found out I had pre-diabetes. Does that happen before the real diabetes? I have stopped taking sugar and eating more of proteins and vegetables too, in fact taking more fruits.

In the case of the woman, it was ignorance that killed her, I am sorry to say this. I watched a movie like that, the young boy was bitten while playing in the stream, this is a true life story that was played as movie. For two years, they were still nursing this wound that kept growing while they did all manners of sacrifices. Some people from the city came to the village for health awareness and took this boy to the city when they found out he had a disease called Buruli Ulcer, which was as a result of an insect that bit him. All the while, they thought it was diabolical not knowing it was something that needed medical attention. Though he was treated, but it caused him to limp for the rest of his life.

Perhaps if the woman had heed your advice and went to the hospital for checkup, such thing wouldn´t have happened. Ignorance kills.

Thanks for sharing.