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Read More »Top 10 Exercise Traps and Tips to Avoid Them
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.
Read More »Immunotherapy Intranasal Insulin Holds Promise for Those at Risk for Type 1 Diab
Intranasal insulin appears safe and may stabilize beta-cell and immune function in individuals at risk for type 1 diabetes.
Read More »Erectile Dysfunction Drugs Elevate Testosterone Levels
Treatment with sildenafil (Viagra) or tadalafil (Cialis) results in increased levels of testosterone in men with erectile dysfunction (ED). However, increases are more marked with tadalafil.
Read More »Visceral Fat Linked With Metabolic Syndrome
Body fat distribution appears to be more important than obesity itself in determining risk for metabolic syndrome.
Read More »Insulin Pump Comparable to Injection Therapy in Pre-School Children
Glycemic control does not significantly differ between diabetic preschoolers who receive insulin pump therapy and those who receive intensive injection therapy.
Read More »Teens With Insulin Resistance at Risk for High Blood Pressure Later in Life
Insulin resistance during the teen years is an independent risk factor for high systolic blood pressure in adulthood.
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