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Diabetes And Alcohol: Know The Consequences Of Alcohol Use In Diabetics
Drinking alcohol can make some of the complications of diabetes worse. Read on to know how.
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World Liver Day 2023: 5 Diet And Lifestyle Tips That Can Help Reverse Fatty Liver Disease
Obesity, type-2 diabetes and excess alcohol intake are three common causes of a fatty liver. Here's what you can do to fix it.
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World Osteoporosis Day 2020: Here's What You Need To Do To Prevent Osteoporosis
World Osteoporosis Day: Avoid drinking alcohol and smoking, make sure you eat foods rich in calcium and vitamin D, and that you are physically active and do weight-bearing exercises regularly. All these tips can together help in osteoporosis prevention.
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National Doctor's Day 2020: 4 Health Tips To Follow During Pandemic By Doctor
National Doctor's Day: Poor dietary choices, inadequate or improper spacing between meals and skipping meals can lead to a whole array of adverse health conditions such as gastritis, constipation, diabetes among others. Know more here.
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Diabetes Diet Chart: Here's What Nutritionist Suggests To Keep Blood Sugar Under Control
Diabetes diet chart: People with diabetes should switch to low-fat dairy and dairy products or even non-dairy alternatives such as almond milk and soy milk products. Read here to know more about foods to eat and avoid for blood sugar control among diabetics.
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Coconut Vinegar: Benefits, Uses And Step-By-Step Guide To Make It At Home
Coconut vinegar is used in a number of dishes of Goan cuisine as a souring agent and a flavour -enhancer. It's also used in preparing the desi Goan alcoholic drink - coconut feni.
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Night Owls At Greater Risk Of Heart Disease, Diabetes: Study
If you are a night owl or prefer sleeping late at night and are having trouble waking up early, then you are at a higher risk of suffering from heart disease and Type-2 diabetes than early risers.
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Can Moderate Drinking Benefit Your Health? Experts Suggest It May Cut Diabetes Risk
Reams have been written about moderate drinking while the medical fraternity seems to have divided opinion about its effects on human health.
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Diabetes And Alcohol: Know The Consequences Of Alcohol Use In Diabetics
Drinking alcohol can make some of the complications of diabetes worse. Read on to know how.
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World Liver Day 2023: 5 Diet And Lifestyle Tips That Can Help Reverse Fatty Liver Disease
Obesity, type-2 diabetes and excess alcohol intake are three common causes of a fatty liver. Here's what you can do to fix it.
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World Osteoporosis Day 2020: Here's What You Need To Do To Prevent Osteoporosis
World Osteoporosis Day: Avoid drinking alcohol and smoking, make sure you eat foods rich in calcium and vitamin D, and that you are physically active and do weight-bearing exercises regularly. All these tips can together help in osteoporosis prevention.
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National Doctor's Day 2020: 4 Health Tips To Follow During Pandemic By Doctor
National Doctor's Day: Poor dietary choices, inadequate or improper spacing between meals and skipping meals can lead to a whole array of adverse health conditions such as gastritis, constipation, diabetes among others. Know more here.
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Diabetes Diet Chart: Here's What Nutritionist Suggests To Keep Blood Sugar Under Control
Diabetes diet chart: People with diabetes should switch to low-fat dairy and dairy products or even non-dairy alternatives such as almond milk and soy milk products. Read here to know more about foods to eat and avoid for blood sugar control among diabetics.
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Coconut Vinegar: Benefits, Uses And Step-By-Step Guide To Make It At Home
Coconut vinegar is used in a number of dishes of Goan cuisine as a souring agent and a flavour -enhancer. It's also used in preparing the desi Goan alcoholic drink - coconut feni.
-
Night Owls At Greater Risk Of Heart Disease, Diabetes: Study
If you are a night owl or prefer sleeping late at night and are having trouble waking up early, then you are at a higher risk of suffering from heart disease and Type-2 diabetes than early risers.
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Can Moderate Drinking Benefit Your Health? Experts Suggest It May Cut Diabetes Risk
Reams have been written about moderate drinking while the medical fraternity seems to have divided opinion about its effects on human health.
