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Men's Health: 9 Natural Ways To Increase Testosterone
Men's Health: Here are nine natural ways to increase testosterone levels and enhance your health.
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Diabetes Diet: Millet-Based Diet Can Help Manage Blood Sugar Levels, Experts Elaborate
Diabetes diet: A healthy diet with low GI foods can help manage blood sugar levels effectively. According to a recent study, a millet-based diet can help reduce the risk of type-2 diabetes. Read here to know experts' opinion on the same.
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Here's How This Simple Trick Can Help You Manage Diabetes Better
According to our expert, there are several lifestyle changes that you can adopt to manage Type-2 diabetes and here's one of the simplest tips you can follow for better diabetic control
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World Diabetes Day 2020: Expert Tells How Lifestyle Changes Help Manage Diabetes Effectively
World Diabetes Day is observed on every 14 November to spread information about the this chronic condition. The theme for the World Diabetes Day 2020 is 'nurses and diabetes.' This theme highlights the role of nurses in prevention and management of diabetes
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Zinc Deficiency May Cause High Blood Pressure; Have These Foods Rich In Zinc
Zinc deficiency is common in people with chronic illnesses such as type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease. Those with low zinc levels are also at a higher risk for hypertension.
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Wedding Season Is Here! These Nourishing Foods Before The D-Day Can Give You A Smooth Glowing Skin!
There are many factors that impact the skin health. These include hormonal changes and imbalances, genetic predisposition, chronic inflammatory or autoimmune conditions and ageing, prolonged stress levels, lack of exercise, poor sleep patterns, smoking, low hydration and an unhealthy diet.
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What Is Palliative Care? Is It Helpful? Know All About It
Fratkin is a palliative care physician, with advanced training in treating the symptoms of chronic and terminal illness. The company he founded, Resolution Care, helps people manage their diseases at home through in-person visits and a videoconferencing app called Zoom.
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Good Carbs vs Bad Carbs: How To Choose The Right Ones?
Good carbohydrates do not raise the blood sugar levels too quickly. The best carbohydrates are found in unprocessed whole foods which are rich sources of phytochemicals - plant compounds, which protects us against heart diseases, cancer and other chronic illnesses.
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Here's How Low Testosterone Levels Can Affect Men
The total levels of testosterone is commonly associated with just sexual health and muscle mass preservation.
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The Brain's Need for Glucose: Low Levels Could Predict Alzheimer's Risk
A study shows that decline in glucose levels in hippocampus, a region in the brain, appears in the early stages of mild cognitive impairment, predicting Alzheimer's.
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Low level of smoking affects airway cells
A low level of smoke exposure can cause irreparable damage to cells essential to breathing.
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Exposure to radiation ups skin cancer risk
Chronic exposure to ionizing radiation, even at low levels, raises the risk of a common type of skin cancer called basal cell carcinoma.
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Men's Health: 9 Natural Ways To Increase Testosterone
Men's Health: Here are nine natural ways to increase testosterone levels and enhance your health.
-
Diabetes Diet: Millet-Based Diet Can Help Manage Blood Sugar Levels, Experts Elaborate
Diabetes diet: A healthy diet with low GI foods can help manage blood sugar levels effectively. According to a recent study, a millet-based diet can help reduce the risk of type-2 diabetes. Read here to know experts' opinion on the same.
-
Here's How This Simple Trick Can Help You Manage Diabetes Better
According to our expert, there are several lifestyle changes that you can adopt to manage Type-2 diabetes and here's one of the simplest tips you can follow for better diabetic control
-
World Diabetes Day 2020: Expert Tells How Lifestyle Changes Help Manage Diabetes Effectively
World Diabetes Day is observed on every 14 November to spread information about the this chronic condition. The theme for the World Diabetes Day 2020 is 'nurses and diabetes.' This theme highlights the role of nurses in prevention and management of diabetes
-
Zinc Deficiency May Cause High Blood Pressure; Have These Foods Rich In Zinc
Zinc deficiency is common in people with chronic illnesses such as type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease. Those with low zinc levels are also at a higher risk for hypertension.
-
Wedding Season Is Here! These Nourishing Foods Before The D-Day Can Give You A Smooth Glowing Skin!
There are many factors that impact the skin health. These include hormonal changes and imbalances, genetic predisposition, chronic inflammatory or autoimmune conditions and ageing, prolonged stress levels, lack of exercise, poor sleep patterns, smoking, low hydration and an unhealthy diet.
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What Is Palliative Care? Is It Helpful? Know All About It
Fratkin is a palliative care physician, with advanced training in treating the symptoms of chronic and terminal illness. The company he founded, Resolution Care, helps people manage their diseases at home through in-person visits and a videoconferencing app called Zoom.
-
Good Carbs vs Bad Carbs: How To Choose The Right Ones?
Good carbohydrates do not raise the blood sugar levels too quickly. The best carbohydrates are found in unprocessed whole foods which are rich sources of phytochemicals - plant compounds, which protects us against heart diseases, cancer and other chronic illnesses.
-
Here's How Low Testosterone Levels Can Affect Men
The total levels of testosterone is commonly associated with just sexual health and muscle mass preservation.
-
The Brain's Need for Glucose: Low Levels Could Predict Alzheimer's Risk
A study shows that decline in glucose levels in hippocampus, a region in the brain, appears in the early stages of mild cognitive impairment, predicting Alzheimer's.
-
Low level of smoking affects airway cells
A low level of smoke exposure can cause irreparable damage to cells essential to breathing.
-
Exposure to radiation ups skin cancer risk
Chronic exposure to ionizing radiation, even at low levels, raises the risk of a common type of skin cancer called basal cell carcinoma.
