May 31, 2023
Category :Diabetes Facts
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Researchers from Duke University Medical Center found out that encouraging a diabetes patient to maintain a diet low in carbohydrate may pose significant improvements in blood sugar control.
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carbohydrate, diabetes, diet, sugar
April 12, 2023
Category :Healthy Advocacy
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Woe is the obese individual. Not only is he surrounded with deliciously unhealthy and delectably fattening food, he is also, ironically, bombarded with fad diet programs, back-breaking exercise machines, and costly weight loss medications. The lightest on the pocket but most mind-twisting would probably be diet management. Zone? Atkins? South Beach? Confused? Well, so am I. The evolution of fad diets is as fast as the rise in my blood pressure when another new diet is introduced into the market!
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diet, fat, weight, weight loss
June 2, 2021
Category :Diabetes Research
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0ne day, you are a healthy young person at the top of the game of life. The next day, you are chasing your breath and getting weaker every passing second – signs that you might be having a sudden treacherous attack. » Continue Reading
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diet, healthy lifestyle, LDL cholesterol, lipid profile, lipoprotein, physical exercise
May 11, 2021
Category :Diabetes Facts
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Today, the term low-carbohydrate diet is associated with the Atkins Diet, a popular weight-loss diet composed of high-fat, high-protein and low-carbohydrate foods. Some of these low-carbohydrate, high protein diets advocate the restriction of rice, bread, pastas, noodles, sugar, fruits and vegetables while emphasizing meat, chicken, milk, egg and cheese. » Continue Reading
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atkins diet, diet, ketosis, low-carbohydrate
December 24, 2020
Category :Diabetes Research
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Filipinos love salted egg during meals. If you combine salted egg with tomato, tuyo and fried rice, it’s the perfect breakfast meal. Unfortunately, salted egg is not good for people with diabetes. In fact, it is advisable to avoid adding salt or reduce the use of salt in preparing meals for diabetes.
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diabetics, diet, nutrients, salted egg, tuna
December 14, 2020
Category :Diabetes Research
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If you think diet beverages are better than regular colas, think again. A new France-based study showed that diet or “light” versions of softdrinks may put drinkers at a considerably higher risk of type 2 diabetes.
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artificial sweeteners, diet, eating habits, softdrinks, type 2 diabetes
December 8, 2020
Category :Fitness
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One of the body areas that is very difficult to trim down is the belly or puson. This is true for both men and women because the former often develops beer bellies while the latter suffers from loose bellies after getting pregnant. Sometimes, even if a person diets and do exercise, the belly stays protruded.
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burning fats, crunch, diet, exercise, puson, weight
January 14, 2020
Category :Health Watch
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Question: What is the best weight-loss diet in the world?
Answer: There are numerous diets available for the picking. The choice is yours. Before you end up confused by all the literature on losing weight, stop for a moment.
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diet, ginger, omega 3 fatty acids, weight
December 16, 2019
Category :Diabetes Facts
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With the development of its first food guideline, the American Diabetes Association (ADA) warned patients from subscribing to extreme fad diets, reiterating the fact that there’s no “one size fits all” approach in meal planning, especially among diabetics.
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ADA, diabetes, diet, meal plan