Simple lifestyle changes like monitoring blood glucose levels, taking medication as directed by doctors, maintaining a healthy weight are some of the tips to fight diabetes.
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.
She also recommended few simple swaps to your diet that can help you fight diabetes, like croutons on salad for toasted walnuts, ranch salad dressing for vinaigrette dressing and breadcrumbs for rolled oats in your meatballs.
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Young Women Suffering from Diabetes Have a Six-Fold Risk of Heart Attack
The risk factor profile in young women with MI was similar to the older population apart from the greater occurrence of tobacco smoking in young women.
The risk factor profile in young women with MI was similar to the older population apart from the greater occurrence of tobacco smoking in young women.
Drinking Coffee can Increase the Risk of Pre-Diabetes in Young Adults
There was a linear relationship between coffee use and risk of hypertension needing treatment, with a 100% increased risk of pre-diabetes in the heavy drinkers.
There was a linear relationship between coffee use and risk of hypertension needing treatment, with a 100% increased risk of pre-diabetes in the heavy drinkers.
Possible Link Between Antibiotic Use and Increased Type-2 Diabetes Risk
Antibiotics can alter the gut bacteria and certain gut bacteria may contribute to the impaired ability to metabolize sugar seen in people with diabetes.
Antibiotics can alter the gut bacteria and certain gut bacteria may contribute to the impaired ability to metabolize sugar seen in people with diabetes.
