Sprinting is a very good exercise, but is it good for diabetes patients as well? Health experts think that diabetics should do sprinting with caution.
As you age, your body's capacity to endure the impact of what you eat and the surrounding environment starts deteriorating. That is why you must keep on doing certain health tests once you cross 30.
Parboiled rice is a much better option than white rice as it has a comparatively lower glycaemic index and higher nutritional value.
Walking is the best exercise that lowers the risk of lifestyle diseases like diabetes and hypertension.
Jeera or cumin powder is extremely beneficial in keeping blood sugar levels under control.
Karela and jamun are considered very good for treating blood sugar levels. Here's how you can prepare a delicious and healthy juice using these two ingredients!
More than 37 million Americans have diabetes, and more than 90 per cent of them have Type 2 diabetes, according to a study to be presented at the Digestive Disease Week (DDW) 2023 in the US.
Uncontrolled diabetes can play havoc with your heart health. Check out tips for diabetics to prevent heart disease.
The food satiety index can help you make the right food choices so that your risk of getting lifestyle diseases decreases considerably.
US researchers have developed a novel smart bandage with biosensors that can help heal chronic wounds like diabetic ulcers and burns.
Diabetes patients have to be careful about the fruits that they eat because fruits are loaded with sugar. Here are some super fruits that diabetics can safely eat without worrying about blood sugar spike.
You should not only eat right but in a smarter way to avoid sugar spikes and slow down the process of aging.
By understanding facts about the condition, it can make the care journey less complicated.
People with underlying medical illnesses including diabetes, heart problems, hypertension, respiratory diseases, kidney troubles, etc. are even more at risk of contracting Covid, therefore the reissued Covid notice has caused them to express alarm.
Presently, India is the world's diabetes epicentre, aka "the sugar sickness," in the majority of Indian homes. It is predominantly a lifestyle disease and has dramatically expanded to all age groups.
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