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Reverse your prediabetes with simple lifestyle changes
Being diagnosed with prediabetes is a wake-up call. If you want to prevent diabetes, you must change your diet and lifestyle.
Diabetes is a life-long disease condition that requires proper control of your blood sugar levels to lead a healthy life. Although, type1 diabetes cannot be prevented, type 2 diabetes (the most common) can be prevented by making few lifestyle changes. If you belong to high risk group or are overweight, make diabetes prevention a top priority.
Here are few tips to prevent this disease – exercise, eat healthy, sleep well, manage stress, quit smoking, limit alcohol and check sugar levels regularly.
Being diagnosed with prediabetes is a wake-up call. If you want to prevent diabetes, you must change your diet and lifestyle.
Is okra the new diabetes superfood? This is the latest question that seems to be doing the rounds now. Read on to know more.
Diabetes is the ninth leading cause of death in women globally, causing 2.1 million deaths each year.
Everything you should know about the prediabetes stage.
Of all the samples tested, 44.54% of men showed abnormal values, while 40.84% of women had abnormal FBS, PPBS and HbA1c values.
The study revealed that a buildup of toxic fat cells -- known as ceramides -- prevents the normal function of fat (adipose) tissue.
The lifestyle changes you make for diabetes could cut cancer risk too, say experts.
Ditching homemade food for that king size burger and French fries can add not only extra kilos around your belly but may also increase the risk of developing diabetes, a study has warned.
As per the WHO, people with diabetes in India doubled from 32 million in 2000 to 63 million in 2013 and this number is projected to increase to 101.2 million in the next 15 years
Diabetes, a silent killer in the vast list of innumerable diseases especially associated with the urban population.
Diabetes rarely makes headlines, and yet it will be the world's seventh largest killer by 2030 unless intense and focused efforts are made by governments, communities and individuals,' Dr. Poonam Khetrapal Singh, Regional Director, WHO South-East Asia.
A team of US researchers has designed a material that can be used to encapsulate human pancreatic cells before transplanting them
1 in 3 Indians unaware that diabetes could lead to heart disease
This is why you should maintain your blood sugar levels
Are you one of the 65 million Indians that are diabetic?
South Asians are susceptible to diabetes from birth
Obese? Here's how your diet increases your risk of diabetes & Alzheimer's
Among ethnic groups, Asian Americans most at the risk of undiagnosed diabetes
Being diagnosed with prediabetes is a wake-up call. If you want to prevent diabetes, you must change your diet and lifestyle.
Is okra the new diabetes superfood? This is the latest question that seems to be doing the rounds now. Read on to know more.
Diabetes is the ninth leading cause of death in women globally, causing 2.1 million deaths each year.
Everything you should know about the prediabetes stage.
Of all the samples tested, 44.54% of men showed abnormal values, while 40.84% of women had abnormal FBS, PPBS and HbA1c values.
The study revealed that a buildup of toxic fat cells -- known as ceramides -- prevents the normal function of fat (adipose) tissue.
The lifestyle changes you make for diabetes could cut cancer risk too, say experts.
Ditching homemade food for that king size burger and French fries can add not only extra kilos around your belly but may also increase the risk of developing diabetes, a study has warned.
As per the WHO, people with diabetes in India doubled from 32 million in 2000 to 63 million in 2013 and this number is projected to increase to 101.2 million in the next 15 years
Diabetes, a silent killer in the vast list of innumerable diseases especially associated with the urban population.
Diabetes rarely makes headlines, and yet it will be the world's seventh largest killer by 2030 unless intense and focused efforts are made by governments, communities and individuals,' Dr. Poonam Khetrapal Singh, Regional Director, WHO South-East Asia.
A team of US researchers has designed a material that can be used to encapsulate human pancreatic cells before transplanting them
1 in 3 Indians unaware that diabetes could lead to heart disease
This is why you should maintain your blood sugar levels
Are you one of the 65 million Indians that are diabetic?
South Asians are susceptible to diabetes from birth
Obese? Here's how your diet increases your risk of diabetes & Alzheimer's
Among ethnic groups, Asian Americans most at the risk of undiagnosed diabetes
