Snack Wisely – Live Healthy
Priya Chaudhari discusses the importance of choosing snacks wisely to avoid blood glucose spikes.
Diabetes Health
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New Alzheimer’s drug slows disease by a third
In Alzheimer’s disease, brain cells waste away (degenerate) and die. People with Alzheimer’s may repeat statements, forget conversations, routinely misplace possessions, get lost in familiar places, eventually forget the names...
Kombucha lowers blood glucose level
Kombucha is a sweet, fizzy drink made from bacteria, yeast, sugar, and tea. It is usually a yellow-orange color and has a slightly sour taste. To make kombucha, sweetened green...
Engineered bacteria can detect cancer DNA
Tumors are sometimes cancerous but this does not mean that tumors and cancers are the same. A tumor develops when a lesion or lump is formed in your body due...
A drink a day may raise blood pressure
Hypertension is defined as blood pressure higher than 140 over 90 mm Hg. The first figure is the Systolic Pressure (120) which is measured as our heart contracts and pushes...
Drinking tea reduces osteoporosis risk
Tea is a commonly preferred beverage across the world. It contains antioxidants that are beneficial for human health. Research studies have shown that tea consumption prevents the risk of heart...
Spinal cord stimulation for diabetic neuropathy
Diabetic neuropathy is a condition of Diabetes in which the nerves all over the body are affected due to high blood sugar levels. This leads to impaired blood circulation, pain,...
7 Diets Compared
Researchers compared seven diets to identify which could prevent stroke, heart attacks and death in people at increased risk of heart disease. This study was published in the journal BMJ....
Insulin in an Oral Capsule
Recently, a new lipid based oral capsule was developed to administered insulin. The oral delivery system has a protective lipidic cubic phase encased in an enteric capsule which protects the...
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Informative and interesting articles Your cover story was very interesting and I wish that more people realise that simple habits can help with Diabetes management. I was especially happy to...
