DIABETES

Home Remedy of the Week: How to Reduce Blood Sugar and Diabetes with Mango Leaves (Aam ke Patte) and Seeds (Gutli)

Mangiferin, a powerful compound found in all parts of the mango, including the leaves and seeds, have antidiabetic qualities.

How to Lose Weight (Tip #4): What Happens to Your Body When You Skip Meals? Here’s How You Gain More Weight by Starving Yourself

A perfect balance of healthy foods, cardio, strength training and yoga is the best way to lose weight.

The Body Adapts to Occasional Short-term Overeating: Study

While overeating is known to impair blood sugar (glucose) control and insulin levels, according to a recent study, the duration of overeating can affect how the body adapts glucose and insulin processing when calorie intake increases.

Indian Women Take Note! You Are at High Risk of Death From Diabetes

India has close to 62 million people living with the diseases and is projected to have close to 70 million diabetics by 2025.

One in Three Indians Over 40 Suffers From Poor Erection and Lack of Libido Due to Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome: Study

"TDS is a real phenomenon with a prevalence of 28.99 per cent in our study population which means that every third person above the age of 40 years is suffering from testosterone deficiency," the statement quoted him as saying.

Mothers With Diabetes During Pregnancy Ups the Risk in Kids Later

The association was found in children from birth to the age of 22 years, from birth to 12 years, and from 12 to 22 years, said the study, published in Canadian Medical Association Journal.

Eggs for Breakfast Benefit Those with Type 2 Diabetes

Study participants, with well-controlled T2D, completed two experimental feeding days.

Chronic Diseases, Reason for Declining Mobility of Old People: Study

More the number of diseases, lesser was the number of the physical activity level.

How Being Poor Can Change Your Genes: Study Reveals Connection Between Poverty and Genetic Diseases

Poverty can leave a lasting imprint in our DNA, say scientists who have found that low socioeconomic status is linked to changes in over 1,500 genes.

Medical Marvel: Artificial Pancreas to Boost Diabetes Treatment

The researchers also applied the same AI technique to aviation turbine engines and their related systems to predict engine component degradation and plan services to improve performance.

Smoking Marijuana Leads to Junk Food Binge: Researchers

Legalising recreational marijuana can increase junk food sales, which may contribute to obesity, a major risk factor for diseases like Type-2 diabetes heart disease as well as various cancers, say researchers.

Tobacco Can Help Treat Diabetes, Stroke and Arthritis, Says New Study

Tobacco plants can be used as 'green bioreactors' to produce a potentially powerful therapeutic that could treat a number of disorders like diabetes, stroke, dementia and arthritis.

Vitamin C Can Help You Lower High Blood Pressure and Sugar Levels in Diabetics, Says Study

Here's why diabetics should eat more citruses.

Is Going for Vegan Diet Healthy? Pros and Cons of Veganism

A vegan diet refers to eating only plant based food and not consuming any food derived from animals like eggs, dairy products and gelatin. Vegan is one of the hot trending topic these days and it is even becoming a topic for debate in the world of health and wellness.

Do Nuts Make you Fat? Health Benefits and Everything Else You Should Know About Nuts and Weight Gain

Nuts are linked to various health benefits, but are they responsible for weight gain?

Vitamin D Intake Could Lower Diabetes Risk: Study

Furthermore, a previous study has also found that vitamin D supplements can reduce the risk of potentially fatal lung attacks in some patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

Can Sunbathing Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk? Study Finds Link Between Sunlight and Insulin Sensitivity

While Vitamin D helps in promoting bone health, a new study suggests that it may also lower the risk of developing Type-2 diabetes.

One Serving of Fried Chicken a Day is Enough To Kill, Says New Study by BMJ

A new study on postmenopausal women in the US reveals that a regular serving of fried chicken or fish per day is associated with a higher risk of death from any cause except cancer.