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Oura Partners With Dexcom to Bring Glucose Monitoring Data to Oura Smart Ring Owners
Oura and Dexcom have announced a strategic partnership to integrate blood sugar monitoring features in its smart ring application. Users will be able to get a better overview of their overall health metrics by combining Dexcom glucose data with the biometrics collected by the smart ring.
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Apple Said to Test Blood-Sugar App in Sign of Its Health Ambitions
Apple has been exploring health care opportunities and recently conducted a test of an application designed to assist individuals with prediabetes in managing their diet and lifestyle. The technology may be incorporated into upcoming health products, such as the non-invasive glucose tracker that has been in development for over ten years.
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Find Out These Early Signs For Diabetes
This article will explore the early signs of diabetes, including both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, and how you can identify these warning signs before the condition progresses.
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Can Protein Help Regulate Your Blood Sugar Levels? Expert Reveals The Truth
Protein is not just about building muscle and managing weight - it can also prevent sudden glucose spikes, ensuring your energy stays balanced throughout the day.
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How To Get More Energy From The Foods You Eat, Expert Shares
By better managing your meals and maintaining steady glucose levels, you can unlock "new energy from within," explains French biochemist Jessie Inchauspe.
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Expert Opinion: Here's What You Can Do To Avoid Sudden Glucose Spike Post Meals and Manage It Better
"Incorporating this simple strategy into your meals can support better blood sugar control," Anjali Mukerjee writes in her caption.
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Why You Must Start Every Meal With A Plateful Of Veggies - Biochemist Explains
We all know salads are healthy, but did you know what is the best time to eat them? Read this article to understand better meal planning for blood glucose management.
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Why Your Breakfast Should Be Savoury, Not Sweet - Biochemist Explains
For good energy levels throughout the day, French biochemist Jessie Inchauspe suggests you should stop eating sugary foods for breakfast and opt for savoury options instead. Read on to understand in detail.
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Samsung Developing Non-Invasive Blood Sugar Monitor for Galaxy Watch, Galaxy Ring to Compete With Apple Watch
Samsung Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Ring could be equipped with non-invasive blood glucose monitoring and improved support for blood pressure monitoring. Samsung recently teased the Galaxy Ring at its first Galaxy Unpacked event for 2024. The company could also beat Apple.
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5 Ways You Can Plan A Healthy Morning Ritual To Prevent Blood Sugar Spikes
In the early hours of the morning, hormones, including cortisol and growth hormone, signal the liver to boost the production of glucose in the body.
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Apple Watch Could One Day Support Blood Sugar Monitoring, Blood Pressure Trends, More: Report
Apple is reportedly working on adding support for new features to the Apple Watch as the company continues to expand the health tracking functionality of its wearables, according to a Bloomberg report. Over the years, the company has also struggled with adding some features to the Apple Watch due to issues with accuracy.
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Consuming These Many Almonds Before Meals Can Help Improve Blood Sugar Levels In Prediabetics
The research explains that eating a handful of almonds 30 minutes before breakfast, lunch and dinner can help control spikes in blood sugar levels post-meals.
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Eating Almonds Before Meals May Help Improve Blood Sugar Levels: Study
It was found that the people who ate almonds before meals had better glucose control. The study was conducted in participants who were pre diabetes.
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Apple Reportedly Makes Advances in Developing Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring: Mark Gurman
Apple has reportedly hit a major milestone in the development of a prick-less glucose monitoring technology that could eventually makes its way to an Apple Watch. However, the protype device is currently the size of an iPhone, and therefore, could take a while until it actually makes its way to an Apple Watch.
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4 Ways Diabetes Affect Women's Overall Health
Women with diabetes tend to experience irregular periods, especially when their blood glucose is not controlled.
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Oura Partners With Dexcom to Bring Glucose Monitoring Data to Oura Smart Ring Owners
Oura and Dexcom have announced a strategic partnership to integrate blood sugar monitoring features in its smart ring application. Users will be able to get a better overview of their overall health metrics by combining Dexcom glucose data with the biometrics collected by the smart ring.
-
Apple Said to Test Blood-Sugar App in Sign of Its Health Ambitions
Apple has been exploring health care opportunities and recently conducted a test of an application designed to assist individuals with prediabetes in managing their diet and lifestyle. The technology may be incorporated into upcoming health products, such as the non-invasive glucose tracker that has been in development for over ten years.
-
Find Out These Early Signs For Diabetes
This article will explore the early signs of diabetes, including both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, and how you can identify these warning signs before the condition progresses.
-
Can Protein Help Regulate Your Blood Sugar Levels? Expert Reveals The Truth
Protein is not just about building muscle and managing weight - it can also prevent sudden glucose spikes, ensuring your energy stays balanced throughout the day.
-
How To Get More Energy From The Foods You Eat, Expert Shares
By better managing your meals and maintaining steady glucose levels, you can unlock "new energy from within," explains French biochemist Jessie Inchauspe.
-
Expert Opinion: Here's What You Can Do To Avoid Sudden Glucose Spike Post Meals and Manage It Better
"Incorporating this simple strategy into your meals can support better blood sugar control," Anjali Mukerjee writes in her caption.
-
Why You Must Start Every Meal With A Plateful Of Veggies - Biochemist Explains
We all know salads are healthy, but did you know what is the best time to eat them? Read this article to understand better meal planning for blood glucose management.
-
Why Your Breakfast Should Be Savoury, Not Sweet - Biochemist Explains
For good energy levels throughout the day, French biochemist Jessie Inchauspe suggests you should stop eating sugary foods for breakfast and opt for savoury options instead. Read on to understand in detail.
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Samsung Developing Non-Invasive Blood Sugar Monitor for Galaxy Watch, Galaxy Ring to Compete With Apple Watch
Samsung Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Ring could be equipped with non-invasive blood glucose monitoring and improved support for blood pressure monitoring. Samsung recently teased the Galaxy Ring at its first Galaxy Unpacked event for 2024. The company could also beat Apple.
-
5 Ways You Can Plan A Healthy Morning Ritual To Prevent Blood Sugar Spikes
In the early hours of the morning, hormones, including cortisol and growth hormone, signal the liver to boost the production of glucose in the body.
-
Apple Watch Could One Day Support Blood Sugar Monitoring, Blood Pressure Trends, More: Report
Apple is reportedly working on adding support for new features to the Apple Watch as the company continues to expand the health tracking functionality of its wearables, according to a Bloomberg report. Over the years, the company has also struggled with adding some features to the Apple Watch due to issues with accuracy.
-
Consuming These Many Almonds Before Meals Can Help Improve Blood Sugar Levels In Prediabetics
The research explains that eating a handful of almonds 30 minutes before breakfast, lunch and dinner can help control spikes in blood sugar levels post-meals.
-
Eating Almonds Before Meals May Help Improve Blood Sugar Levels: Study
It was found that the people who ate almonds before meals had better glucose control. The study was conducted in participants who were pre diabetes.
-
Apple Reportedly Makes Advances in Developing Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring: Mark Gurman
Apple has reportedly hit a major milestone in the development of a prick-less glucose monitoring technology that could eventually makes its way to an Apple Watch. However, the protype device is currently the size of an iPhone, and therefore, could take a while until it actually makes its way to an Apple Watch.
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4 Ways Diabetes Affect Women's Overall Health
Women with diabetes tend to experience irregular periods, especially when their blood glucose is not controlled.
