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Type One Plus Two Equals A Hybrid Form of Diabetes – Type 3
Health experts report a rising incidence of “double diabetes” patients: children with symptoms of both type 1 and type 2 versions of the disease.
Read More »New Discovery Shows How a Low-Calorie Diet Extends Lifespan
A low calorie diet extends life and also seems to protect against cancer and other aging-related diseases.
Read More »Glyburide Effective for Managing Gestational Diabetes
Glyburide may control gestational diabetes unresponsive to diet therapy.
Read More »Increased Liver Enzymes Deteriorates Glucose Tolerance
Increased levels of the liver enzyme GGT are an independent predictor of metabolic outcome, particularly of the development of impaired glucose tolerance or diabetes.
Read More »Black People More Likely to Survive a Stroke Than White People
Results show a clear survival advantage for blacks being 57% and whites 36%.
Read More »Protein Mix May Lower Diabetics’ Blood Sugar
An insulin-boosting protein mixture may help keep diabetics’ blood sugar in check after a carb-heavy meal.
Read More »Milk Helps to Loose Belly Fat
Three people put milk to the test. Low Chromium Increases Risk of Heart Attack
Read More »Health at Every Size: Toward a new Paradigm of Weight and Health
Have you ever heard of HAES (Health At Every Size)? Jon Robison, PhD, MS Executive Co-Director, Michigan Center for Preventive Medicine Department of Kinesiology, Michigan State University has been talking about this concept for years and it might just help your patients to success. To learn more click here.
Read More »Insulin Resistance Raises Risk of Heart Failure
Insulin resistance is an independent risk factor for congestive heart failure, this may, in large part, explain the well-known association between obesity and CHF.
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