Dark Chocolate Lovers Have a 21% Lower Risk of Diabetes, Study FindsA study reveals that chocolate, both dark and milk, may lower diabetes risk, but moderation is key due to sugar content.
Dark Chocolate vs. Milk Chocolate: Which One Protects Against Diabetes?A study shows dark chocolate can lower diabetes risk, with 5+ weekly servings reducing type 2 diabetes by 21%. Moderation is key.
Activate Your Glutes: Simple Tips for Better Health and a Toned BodyStrengthening gluteal muscles enhances balance, core strength, and health, reducing diabetes risk by 90% and improving overall well-being.
Avoid These Christmas Health Pitfalls to Keep Your Festivities Fun and SafeStay healthy this Christmas by avoiding excessive drinking, protecting against cold, and being cautious with festive foods.
Why Childhood Obesity Is Worse Than You Think—And What You Can Do About ItChildhood obesity can lead to adult obesity and health issues like hypertension and diabetes, making diet and exercise crucial for prevention.
Sweating More Than Usual? Here Are 5 Surprising Causes You Should Know Excessive sweating isn't just uncomfortable and could signal underlying health issues. Here are five surprising reasons...
Struggling with Low Blood Sugar? Here’s What You Need to Know to Stay on Top of ItManaging blood sugar involves avoiding both highs and lows, with hypoglycemia posing serious health risks.
Bad Breath Could Be a Warning Sign: 11 Causes That Could Point to Serious Health IssuesBad breath can stem from several causes: gum disease, diabetes, liver/kidney issues, reflux, snoring, medications, and more.
Diabetes Alarm: Life-Saving Knowledge You Need About Blood SugarAwareness of diabetes and blood sugar management is key. Hypoglycemia symptoms include hunger, dizziness, and fatigue.
Is Your Urine Smell Trying to Tell You Something? 3 Scents You Shouldn’t IgnoreUncommon urine odors like ammonia, fishy, or sweet smells can indicate dehydration, bacterial vaginosis, or high blood sugar.
6 Foods to Eat (and Avoid!) for Better Diabetes ManagementManaging diabetes requires choosing fiber-rich foods, healthy fats, and whole grains while avoiding sugary beverages and saturated fats.
Could Ear Problems Be a Sign of Diabetes? Experts Weigh InDr. Rob Ormerod says diabetes can cause hearing loss, tinnitus, and ear infections due to disrupted blood flow in the inner ear.
Smart Snacking: 10 Tasty Treats for Managing DiabetesDiabetes-friendly snacks include boiled eggs, yogurt with berries, almonds, veggies with hummus, and homemade protein bars.
Feeling Moody or Sleepy? 5 Surprising Signs Your Blood Sugar Is Out of ControlBeyond classic symptoms, diabetes can cause drowsiness, mood swings, and blurred vision—key signs to manage blood sugar levels.
HIIT vs. Moderate Exercise: Finding the Right Balance for Better Blood Sugar ControlTo improve blood sugar control, boost your workouts by incorporating HIIT and strength training, along with regular aerobic exercise.
Curry Lovers Beware: How This Popular Dish Could Sabotage Your Diabetes ControlDespite turmeric's benefits, curry’s high starch, carbohydrates, and sodium content can spike blood sugar levels, posing diabetes challenges.
How Sleeping Better Can Help You Lose Weight Faster—Research You Need to KnowQuality sleep significantly aids weight loss by regulating hormones, reducing cravings, and improving metabolism.
New Research Reveals Testosterone’s Role in Diabetes PreventionA recent study has found that higher testosterone levels in men under 65 reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes. The results of the study investigating the correlation between testosterone levels and the risk of type 2 diabetes were presented at the 2024 Endocrine Society Annual Meeting (ENDO 2024). Testosterone, a male hormone, plays various […]
Why You Can't Shake That Afternoon Fatigue: The Blood Sugar ConnectionMany people may have experienced bouts of sleepiness as the weather warms up. This could be chalked ...
Chinese Medical Miracle: Stem Cells Cure Man of DiabetesA successful treatment for diabetes using stem cell therapy is making headlines for the first time in China. According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP) on the 27th (local time), researchers at Changzheng Hospital in Shanghai announced that they had treated a patient in their 50s with diabetes using stem cell therapy, a first […]
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