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Diabet. Kak pobedit' bolezn' [How to Win Diabetes]

By: Konstantin Ivanovskij
Narrated by: Alexander Tkachev
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Diabetes is not a life sentence. You can learn how to live properly, indulging in anything with this book. You will find all the necessary information about the methods of treatment and prevention of the disease, about the features of diabetes in pregnant women and children, as well as learn all about proper diet. Proper diet is essential to a healthy, fulfilling life with diabetes. Learn to observe correctly all the recommendations in this book, and you will be able to overcome the fear and depression of diabetes, as well as gain confidence for an active life!

Please note: This audiobook is in Russian.

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