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Quarter Of World's Population To Be Obese By 2045: What To Eat And Avoid To Manage Obesity
Owing to current lifestyle trends, almost a quarter (22 per cent) of the people in the world will be obese by 2045, up from 14 per cent in 2017, revealed a new study.
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Disturbed Sleeping Patterns Trigger Diabetes In Youngsters, How To Reset Your Body Clock
The department of Non-Communicable diseases states that disturbed sleeping patterns and unhealthy eating habits trigger diabetes in youngsters. This World Diabetes Day, learn how you can reset your body clock the healthy way.
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World Diabetes Day 2017: The Connection Between Antioxidants and Diabetes
We know that obesity and inactivity are the major risk factors of type 2 diabetes, recent research results have indicated that oxidative stress may be one of the causes for insulin resistance and less insulin secretion which are well established causes for the onset of diabetes.
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Guidelines For Controlling Diabetes In Mums-To-Be
This World Diabetes Day, the theme is diabetes and women. Let's take a look at how expectant mothers can protect their kids from diabetes.
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World Diabetes Day 2017: Number of Diabetics to Double In India by 2023
Individuals with excessive weight are at a greater risk of falling prey to lifestyle diseases.
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Jamun: The Miracle Fruit For Diabetics
Black plum or jamun is a powerhouse of health benefits.
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World Diabetes Day 2017: What Does Ayurveda Say About Controlling Diabetes?
Ayurvedic treatment for diabetes may include ingredients like garlic and turmeric.
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World Diabetes Day: 5 Top Food Myths Around Diabetes Revealed
Its World Diabetes Day today. While it is a good idea to maintain caution with your diet and lifestyle to manage diabetes better, it is also important to be able to tell myths from facts.
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World Diabetes Day 2017: Why Foods With Low Glycemic Index Are Good For Diabetics
In order to regulate diabetes, one has to ensure a proper exercise routine and a timely healthy diet, especially one with low carbohydrate content, considering it may spike blood sugar levels in the body.
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World Diabetes Day 2017: 6 Foods You Must Include in Your Diet
To celebrate World Diabetes Day 2017, we have some advice. Here is a list of food for diabetics that you must include in your diet. These nutritious foods not only help in diabetes management but can also prevent the risk of diabetes.
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Cumin (Jeera): The Miracle Spice For Diabetics
Check out the many health benefits of the miracle spice cumin (jeera) for diabetics.
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Diabetes And Eye Care
High glucose in the blood is capable of damaging tiny vessels in eyes.
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All About Insulin Use In Diabetes
Here are the guidelines for using insulin for diabetes
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Diet Instructions For Patients With Diabetes
Even if you're trying to reduce your risk of diabetes or manage a pre-existing problem, you can still enjoy your favorite foods and take pleasure from your meals, suggests Dr Sujeet Jha.
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Diabetes And Exercise
Diabetics who exercise regularly require fewer medication than others, suggests Dr Sujeet Jha.
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Quarter Of World's Population To Be Obese By 2045: What To Eat And Avoid To Manage Obesity
Owing to current lifestyle trends, almost a quarter (22 per cent) of the people in the world will be obese by 2045, up from 14 per cent in 2017, revealed a new study.
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Disturbed Sleeping Patterns Trigger Diabetes In Youngsters, How To Reset Your Body Clock
The department of Non-Communicable diseases states that disturbed sleeping patterns and unhealthy eating habits trigger diabetes in youngsters. This World Diabetes Day, learn how you can reset your body clock the healthy way.
-
World Diabetes Day 2017: The Connection Between Antioxidants and Diabetes
We know that obesity and inactivity are the major risk factors of type 2 diabetes, recent research results have indicated that oxidative stress may be one of the causes for insulin resistance and less insulin secretion which are well established causes for the onset of diabetes.
-
Guidelines For Controlling Diabetes In Mums-To-Be
This World Diabetes Day, the theme is diabetes and women. Let's take a look at how expectant mothers can protect their kids from diabetes.
-
World Diabetes Day 2017: Number of Diabetics to Double In India by 2023
Individuals with excessive weight are at a greater risk of falling prey to lifestyle diseases.
-
Jamun: The Miracle Fruit For Diabetics
Black plum or jamun is a powerhouse of health benefits.
-
World Diabetes Day 2017: What Does Ayurveda Say About Controlling Diabetes?
Ayurvedic treatment for diabetes may include ingredients like garlic and turmeric.
-
World Diabetes Day: 5 Top Food Myths Around Diabetes Revealed
Its World Diabetes Day today. While it is a good idea to maintain caution with your diet and lifestyle to manage diabetes better, it is also important to be able to tell myths from facts.
-
World Diabetes Day 2017: Why Foods With Low Glycemic Index Are Good For Diabetics
In order to regulate diabetes, one has to ensure a proper exercise routine and a timely healthy diet, especially one with low carbohydrate content, considering it may spike blood sugar levels in the body.
-
World Diabetes Day 2017: 6 Foods You Must Include in Your Diet
To celebrate World Diabetes Day 2017, we have some advice. Here is a list of food for diabetics that you must include in your diet. These nutritious foods not only help in diabetes management but can also prevent the risk of diabetes.
-
Cumin (Jeera): The Miracle Spice For Diabetics
Check out the many health benefits of the miracle spice cumin (jeera) for diabetics.
-
Diabetes And Eye Care
High glucose in the blood is capable of damaging tiny vessels in eyes.
-
All About Insulin Use In Diabetes
Here are the guidelines for using insulin for diabetes
-
Diet Instructions For Patients With Diabetes
Even if you're trying to reduce your risk of diabetes or manage a pre-existing problem, you can still enjoy your favorite foods and take pleasure from your meals, suggests Dr Sujeet Jha.
-
Diabetes And Exercise
Diabetics who exercise regularly require fewer medication than others, suggests Dr Sujeet Jha.
