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In today's world, an increasing number of people are diagnosed with diabetes. In fact, the American Diabetes Association estimates that in 2015, 30.3 million Americans were living with diabetes. Furthermore, as many as 1.5 million Americans are diagnos ...
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Loaded with tons of empty calories and sugar, soda can be a part of your healthy diet plan when rarely enjoyed as a special treat. But which one should you go for when you are in a mood for soda? Diet soda or the regular one filled with artificial swee ...
Read More »Blood Sugar News In recent years of blood sugar news, the World Health Organization and the American Diabetes Association have refined the classification of blood sugar levels to include impaired fasting glucose (IFG, blood sugar levels slightly above ...
Read More »Diabetes can sometimes be a debilitating condition that can affect your lifestyle, diet choices and everyday habits in many different ways. New research is showing how properly managing your diabetes can help you to have a better healthy diabetic lifes ...
Read More »A new joint US and Canadian observational study has found that depression is linked to accelerated cognitive decline in patients with type 2 diabetes. According to the American Diabetes Association, studies have shown that people with diabetes have a g ...
Read More »A new German study has found that type 2 diabetics playing computer interactive exercise games can help them control their blood sugar, and ultimately help type 2 diabetes. 220 type 2 diabetic patients (T2DM) aged 50 to 75 were recruited for the study ...
Read More »Magnesium is abundant naturally in your body. That is, if you’re healthy. Too little of this mineral, and your metabolic function begins deteriorating. This condition can blossom into serious illness. In addition to the importance of magnesium and bloo ...
Read More »Some good news for type 2 diabetic patients who are feeling depressed and experiencing pain. According to a new study, conducted at Loyola University Chicago by lead researcher, Todd Doyle M.D., with the Loyola Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral ...
Read More »There is a new epidemic that’s plaguing our society. But it’s not what you think. These days, if you don’t have diabetes, but it runs in your family, you're diagnosed as "pre-diabetic." You don’t have anxiety but your prone to it, so that means you hav ...
Read More »× Table of Contents Introduction What is Diabetes? Two Types of Diabetes Mellitus Symptoms of NIDDM Diagnosis of Diabetes Complications of Diabetes Importance of Tight Blood Sugar Control Type II Diabetes - Curable? Diabetes Protocol 1. Key Nutritional ...
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