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Control Diabetes With a Fitness Regimen

Control Diabetes With a Fitness Regimen

Highlights: Insulin resistance, prediabetes, type 2 diabetes, and conditions associated with diabetes can be prevented and treated by exercising. Therefore, it is best to sti...

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Bionic Pancreas Help in Better Management of Type 1 Diabetes

Bionic Pancreas Help in Better Management of Type 1 Diabetes

Highlights: Automated insulin delivery systems that administers the hormone insulin as necessary, and monitor a person’s blood sugar levels using a continuous glucose monitor ...

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Is a Lifestyle High in Sugar and Low in Exercise Good for Men

Is a Lifestyle High in Sugar and Low in Exercise Good for Men

Highlights: Diabetes and heart disease risk is lower in women compared to men is a known fact Now, how men and women react to a sedentary lifestyle and sugary diet over some time is ...

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Does a Low-Carbohydrate Diet Prevent Diabetes

Does a Low-Carbohydrate Diet Prevent Diabetes

Highlights: Carbohydrates are not good for people with diabetes Consuming simple carbs can cause spike in blood sugar levels in those with diabetes Low-carbohydrate diet can be...

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Post-Diwali Detox: Smart 5 Ways to Cleanse Your Body

Post-Diwali Detox: Smart 5 Ways to Cleanse Your Body

Highlights: Diwali (the festival of light) is the best time for bursting crackers and gulping yummy sweets and savories Detoxifying your body after Diwali is a good practice for a...

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Diabetes Patients are Prone to Develop Trigger Finger

Diabetes Patients are Prone to Develop Trigger Finger

Highlights: Trigger finger is a condition in which one or two fingers end up in a bent position and it is challenging to straighten them out Diabetic people have a higher like...

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Sleeping Less Than 5 Hours can Lead to Multiple Diseases

Sleeping Less Than 5 Hours can Lead to Multiple Diseases

Highlights: Inadequate sleep can trigger a number of health problems People who sleep five hours or less a night, are more likely to suffer from multiple diseases, as they age ...

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Can Long COVID-19 be Blamed for Feeling Breathless After Exercising

Can Long COVID-19 be Blamed for Feeling Breathless After Exercising

Highlights: The COVID-19 virus is new, there are many unknown things about what happens after infection We are not aware who is likely to develop complications that can make exercise...

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Early Diabetes Triggers Early Menopause in Women

Early Diabetes Triggers Early Menopause in Women

Highlights: Early diabetes = Early menopause Women with diabetes at an early age are more likely to enter menopause early Being diabetic at an early age can put young women at ...

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Is Diabetes More Common Among Kids With Down Syndrome

Is Diabetes More Common Among Kids With Down Syndrome

Highlights: Children and young adults with Down Syndrome are more prone to diabetes Genetics and excess bodyweight (obesity) could be the key reasons for diabetes in people with D...

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Early Blood Sugar Management is Essential for Gestational Diabetes

Early Blood Sugar Management is Essential for Gestational Diabetes

Highlights: Gestational diabetes patients who do not improve their blood sugar levels quickly are at an increased risk for caesarean delivery Being in a care programme, main...

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Diabetes and Cold Rice: Simple Hack to Lower Blood Sugar Level

Diabetes and Cold Rice: Simple Hack to Lower Blood Sugar Level

Highlights: Rice is a staple food worldwide, especially in Asian, African, and Latin American countries Diabetic people often give rice a miss thinking that it might increase the blo...

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Type 2 Diabetes can be Remission With Weight Loss Program

Type 2 Diabetes can be Remission With Weight Loss Program

Highlights: Type 2 diabetes can be remission in people of any body weight, including those who weigh less Every person has a ‘personal fat threshold’- the most body fat they c...

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COVID-19 Infection in Children may Lay Ground for Type 1 Diabetes

COVID-19 Infection in Children may Lay Ground for Type 1 Diabetes

Highlights: Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, each passing month brought new concerns over comorbidities The most pressing concern was the risk of severe COVID-19 infection associat...

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Night Owls are More Prone to Diabetes and Heart Disease

Night Owls are More Prone to Diabetes and Heart Disease

Highlights: Being a night is bad for health in the long run ’Night owls’ are people who sleep late at night, and are at higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes and heart disease...

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