A Japanese study has revealed that increased intake of soy and its isoflavones may help overweight women reduce their risk of developing diabetes.
A Japanese study has revealed that increased intake of soy and its isoflavones may help overweight women reduce their risk of developing diabetes.
The study involved 25,872 men and 33,919 women aged between 45 and 75 years. the dietary intakes of soy product and isoflavones were assessed by suing a 147-item food questionnaire. in the five-year follow-up period of the study, some 1,114 people developed diabetes.
Soy or Soya - A Holy Food
Soy or Soya is a crop which has been cultivated from thousands of years. It belongs to the family of legumes.
Soy or Soya is a crop which has been cultivated from thousands of years. It belongs to the family of legumes.
The details of the study are published in the Journal of Nutrition.
About Super Foods
Encyclopedia section of medindia gives an introduction to some super foods that help in preventing and controlling cancer
Encyclopedia section of medindia gives an introduction to some super foods that help in preventing and controlling cancer
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Diabetes Essentials: Types, Complications, Management & Treatment
Diabetes is a metabolic disease caused by insulin deficiency that leads to high blood sugar levels and several associated complications if left untreated.
Diabetes is a metabolic disease caused by insulin deficiency that leads to high blood sugar levels and several associated complications if left untreated.
Diabetes and Exercise
Regular exercise especially in type II diabetes not only helps reduce the sugar but also reduces the demand for medication by 20% and helps you stay healthy.
Regular exercise especially in type II diabetes not only helps reduce the sugar but also reduces the demand for medication by 20% and helps you stay healthy.
