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Tag Archives: diabetes
Type 2 Diabetes and Exercise
The message about exercise and type 2 diabetes is: exercise any time you can. However, it appears that timing of exercise may also be important Researchers from Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Joslin Diabetes Care investigators examined the link between … Continue reading
Posted in Diabetes, Obesity
Tagged cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular risk, CHD, diabetes, exercise, exercise timing
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Is Sitting Down The New Smoking?
Sitting down is the new Smoking We have been hearing this a lot in the last few years. Is it true? The Heart Foundation has listed a few downsides to sitting… A 2011 study documented 800,000 people and their sitting … Continue reading
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Tagged benefits of exercise, COPD, diabetes, exercise, health
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Diabetes – How to Prevent Diabetes and Reverse It
Diabetes Essentials – Prevent and Reverse Diabetes[/caption] Diabetes Essentials (FREE Nov 2-11 & 16 Nov weekend – or you can purchase anytime) Diabetes is a deadly disease, but it can be prevented and reversed with the right lifestyle changes and strategies … Continue reading
Caffeine – is it good for us?
Caffeine and Insulin * Caffeine affects insulin sensitivity, which may protect you from developing Type 2 diabetes, * However, if you already have diabetes, caffeine can cause a rise in blood glucose Caffeine in Non-Diabetics A 2011 cross-sectional study published … Continue reading
Health Risks of Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs)
Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) are drugs that are often prescribed for heartburn, peptic ulcers and “hearburn-like” disorders of the upper gastrointestinal tract. PPIs are among the most frequently (over)prescribed drugs overall and their use has been increasing sharply, especially among … Continue reading
Why Artificial Sweeteners Are BAD For You
Sugar is Bad but Artificial Sweeteners are WORSE Animal studies suggest that artificial sweeteners may be addictive. A 2007 paper reports that, in studies of rats exposed to cocaine and then given a choice between intravenous cocaine or oral saccharine, … Continue reading
Posted in Diabetes
Tagged artificial sweeteners, diabetes, gut bacteria, microbiota, sweeteners, weight gain
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Reverse DIABETES for life
It IS possible to reverse diabetes: this works even for people who have had diabetes for 10 years before changing their diets, say researchers from Newcastle University. Lead researcher Roy Taylor [1] of Newcastle University showed in an earlier study … Continue reading
Posted in Diabetes, Health, Weight-Loss
Tagged central obesity, deep abdominal fat, diabetes, diabetes-reversal, obesity, waist measurement, Weight-Loss
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Drink WATER to Lower Cholesterol, Fight Diabetes, for More Energy and Better Health
DRINK MORE WATER? You may have received the advice to drink more water “for health reasons” or “to suppress hunger” and even “to lose weight”. But if you found the advice not very compelling, you are not the only one. … Continue reading
The Evolution of Medicine Summit: 8-15 Sept
37 ways that medicine will evolve! Medicine is evolving to solve the modern epidemics of chronic disease, such as Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and a range of autoimmune diseases. The Evolution of Medicine Summit intends to not only shine … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, autoimmunity, diabetes, health, heart disease, summit
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Walking Reduces Cardiovascular Risk As Much As Running
Brisk walking can reduce a person’s risk of diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol just as much as running can. Perhaps even a little more. The finding came from a study published in the journal Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise, Running
Tagged cardiovascular risk, Cholesterol, diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, hypertension, running, Walking
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