A recent study reveals Liraglutide and Sitagliptin reduce intrahepatic lipid in patients with T2DM and IHL.

For under 65s, stroke risk increased for white women and men, black women, but not black men

There has been a lot of press about intermittent fasting, and sooner or later many of your patients with diabetes will want to try it for themselves. One of the attractive features for our patients is the ease of use. No special formulas, no special diets; patients simply have to …

There's growing popularity of the “fad” ketogenic diet for patients with obesity and type 2 diabetes, but is it backed by evidence?

How is it that meal timing, regardless of calorie intake, can promote weight loss?

A higher intake of polyunsaturated fats is associated with reduced mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes.

One of the frustrations for diabetes patients is the weirdness of high glucose after exercise. This is especially true with type one patients. They try morning, afternoon, evening exercising, eating before or after, and it seems regardless of what they do their glucose goes haywire. This week we have a …

A recent study displayed improvements in diabetic markers including C-peptide and gut microbiota from prebiotic treatment versus placebo over a 3-month study period.

Is there a difference between morning (in fasting condition) vs. afternoon resistance training? 

Do you promote eating breakfast with your patients? What are the risks for skipping breakfast?