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Diets high in refined starches such as breads and cereals increase insulin levels. This affects the development of the eyeball.
Read More »Issue 99 Item 6 Substituting Dietary Saturated Fat with Polyunsaturated Fat Chan
Dietary change can result in improved insulin sensitivity and less abdominal fat
Read More »Aggressive Blood Pressure Control in Diabetes Prevents Complica
Aggressive Blood Pressure Control in Diabetes Prevents Complications
Read More »Exercise Will Lower Your Blood Pressure
A message for all couch-potatoes
Read More »Issue 98 Item 6 Intensive Lifestyle Changes Are Necessary to Improve Insulin Sen
Aerobic Fitness is the major difference in improving insulin sensitivity.
Read More »Issue 98 Item 5 Metformin Found Safe and Effective for Children
Metformin significantly improved blood sugar control in children with Type 2 diabetes
Read More »Issue 98 Item 4 Government Labels IGT as “Pre-Diabetes”
Tommy Thompson said that people with pre-diabetes can take meaningful steps now to reduce their risks and avoid having diabetes."
Read More »Issue 98 Item 3 Diabetes Signs Start Sooner Than Expected
Study shows that complications can occur even with “Pre-Diabetes
Read More »Issue 98 Item 2 A Case of Liver Injury Reported After Pioglitazone Use
A Warning to remind you to order that liver test!
Read More »Issue 98 Item 1 Exercise in a Pill Fools Body, Has the Effect of Active Exercise
Run a mile sitting in your chair. The AMPK system is activated in cells when they run short of energy, and it triggers the uptake and metabolism of glucose and fats
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