The idea that diabetes inevitably leads to disability and premature death is a common misconception that is not true. International medical practice suggests the opposite: the quality and life expectancy of people with type II diabetes who lead a healthy lifestyle today are often even higher than that of their relatively healthy peers. But another thing is also true: uncontrolled diabetes inevitably leads to serious complications. First of all, nerve cells, blood vessels, and the fundus of the eye suffer from sugar attacks. This book will tell you everything about the complications of diabetes: how and why they arise, how they manifest themselves, what treatment methods exist, what are the main methods for preventing complications, how to eat right to avoid complications, what physical exercises help diabetics maintain quality of life. The book, without a doubt, will be useful to everyone who already suffers from diabetes, as well as to those who are in a state of prediabetes.