Diabetes is one of the lifestyle-oriented, metabolic diseases characterized by a decrease in insulin sensitivity. Under such circumstances, accurate monitoring of the patient’s condition is the root of choosing an appropriate treatment. Glycemic pentad grants a multidimensional approach to treating Read more…
Category: Type 2 Diabetes
The story of COVID-19 and the science behind the pandemic is evolving rapidly every day, with a flurry of publications in various clinical and preclinical journals. Here, I summarize the known and unknown links between diabetes and COVID-19, focusing on Read more…
Water deficiency is more common during pregnancy than at other times. Most cases of water loss during pregnancy are mild, but severe water deficiency can be dangerous for both mother and child. The fetus places intense demands on the body Read more…
Benefits of drinking coffee in diabetes What people with diabetes eat and drink has a direct effect on their blood sugar levels. We often pay attention to food but people do not pay attention to what they drink is equally Read more…
Lifestyle has a significant effect on type 2 diabetes, in which diet plays a major role. Nuts are a good source of nutrition, and they provide many health benefits. However, some nuts are better than others for people with diabetes. Read more…
1. I am pregnant Can i sure have gestational diabetes ? No, It’s not sure that anyone who is pregnant must be diabetic. Gestational diabetes is high blood glucose that develops throughout maternity and frequently disappears once giving birth. … Read more…
Diabetes is a chronic disease, which affects millions of people around the world. By the Estimation of IDF in the year 2015, approximate 269.7 Million people with diabetes lived in urban areas around the world and approx 145.1 million were Read more…
According to a new study, taking a walnut daily is essential for being healthy. Omega-3 fatty acids and fibers are found in abundance in the nut. A new study report has found that consumption of walnuts reduces the risk of Read more…
Smoking is also proven to be a risk factor for insulin resistance. Patients who are insulin resistant cannot use their bodily insulin properly. Together with genetics and obesity, smoking is one of the risk factors for insulin resistance. Insulin resistance Read more…