Men consuming more than 200ml of coffee daily had 30% higher levels of C-reactive protein (CRP), their white blood cell counts were 3% higher.
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Walk for Sexual Health
4000 steps a day can maintain sexual health and prevent impotence!
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The hazard ratios for dementia and vascular dementia were even higher in patients taking oral antidiabetic agents.
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The longer you spend sitting in traffic, the higher your risk of a heart attack.
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American Diabetes Association Promoting Healthier Work Environments
Issue 231
Teaching companies how to increase physical activity, host nutrition seminars and offer healthier lunch options.
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VeriChip™ – About the size of a grain of rice, each VeriChip contains a unique verification number, which can be used to access a subscriber-supplied database providing personal related information. See item #8
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Exercising with diabetes can lead to unwanted traps and decreased performance. Rick Philbin, MED, ATC, CSCS and National Board Member, Diabetes, Exercise & Sports Association, shares his top 10 points to help anyone who has diabetes and wants to exercise. More Here
Read More »Combination Approaches to Weight Management Part 3
Encouraging regular physical activity is an essential element in the weight loss plan.[28] In addition to enhancing weight loss, physical activity may be a requirement for long-term maintenance of weight loss.[28,29] Everyone can find ways to increase his or her level of physical activity. Although commitment to physical activity enhances …
Read More »Blood Glucose Spikes Impair Mental Function
Among patients with type 2 diabetes, cognitive function is impaired and mood state deteriorates during acute hyperglycemia.
Read More »Free fatty Acids Becomes A New Target For Therapy
Elevated plasma FFA levels have been shown to account for up to 50% of insulin resistance in obese patients with T2DM.
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