Researchers at the University of Copenhagen, in conjunction with those at Novo Nordisk A/S, have presented a new concept concerning the cause of diabetes which is linked to iron and how it causes beta cell death….
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Healthy Fat Patients Have Lower Risk of Mortality, CVD Morbidity
Obese individuals with high levels of cardiorespiratory fitness and a healthy cardiometabolic profile have a lower risk of mortality and cardiovascular events, including cardiovascular death, than individuals who are metabolically unhealthy and obese….
Read More »Reducing Red Meat Lowers Heart Disease and Diabetes
Minimizing the consumption of red and processed meat could not only lower the incidence of heart disease, diabetes, and bowel cancer by 3-12%, but could also shrink the carbon footprint by 28 million tons a year….
Read More »L-cysteine a Possible Therapy for Type-2 Diabetes
Taking L-cysteine supplements may help patients with type 2 diabetes better control blood sugar levels….
Read More »Child Obesity Risks Greater than Thought
Children who are obese may have an even higher risk for heart disease, diabetes, and other weight-related diseases later in life than has been thought….
Read More »Low Blood Sugar Raises Risk of Death in ICU
Hypoglycemia in the intensive care unit appears to carry an increased mortality risk….
Read More »Diabetes Before and During Pregnancy a Growing Problem
The rates of both pre-pregnancy and gestational diabetes have increased since 1980, with greater increases in pre-pregnancy diabetes among black women….
Read More »Whey Protein Helps to Fight Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes
Taking whey protein isolate or whey protein concentrates may help treat type 2 diabetes mellitus and prevent obesity….
Read More »Can Green Tea Help to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes?
Drinking green tea or taking green tea extract supplements may help reduce risk of type 2 diabetes….
Read More »Three More Studies Link Sugary Drinks and Weight Gain
Three new studies published in the U.S. reaffirm a link between sweet soda and fruit drinks to an epidemic of obesity….
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