Human studies of supplemental chromium (as chromium picolinate) up to 1000 micrograms (mcg) per day showed no adverse effects and should be considered safe.
Read More »Issue 146 Item 2 Even Attempted Weight Loss Reduces Mortality
Attempts at loss weight, whether successful or not, may reduce the risk of death.
Read More »Issue 148 Item 12 Amino Acid Supplementation Triples Insulin Secretion in Type 2
Ingestion of the amino acid/protein mixture led to a significant increase in insulin secretory response among type 2 diabetics
Read More »Issue 148 Item 4 Microalbuminuria Associated With Low Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid
Microalbuminuria, a possible risk factor for cardiovascular disease, is associated with low polyunsaturated fatty acid content in the serum triglyceride fraction of type 2 diabetic patients.
Read More »Type 1 Diabetes Shrinks the Brain
A loss that might explain why diabetics seem to have higher rates of cognitive impairment throughout life.
Read More »New Stem-Cell Discovery Can Help Diabetes Patients
Stem cells from a persons own bone marrow can repair the pancreas and produce insulin.
Read More »Issue 149 Item 6 Undernutrition of Preterm Infants Protects Against Insulin Resi
Investigators suggest that guidelines advocating nutrition to “normalize” growth in infancy may actually increase adult morbidity and therefore should be changed.
Read More »Issue 4 Item 3 World’s Overweight/Obese Estimated at 1.7 Billion
A BMI of more than 30 indicates obesity.
Read More »Issue 150 Item 7 Morning and Evening Dialysis Sessions Linked to Improved Surviv
Patients who undergo hemodialysis in the morning or evening have better survival rates than those who undergo dialysis in the afternoon.
Read More »Issue 147 Item 8 Baboon Behavior Offers Clues in Battle of the Bulge
Don’t Be Too Quick to Blame Your Diet, Research Suggests
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