Obese or not, losing weight may reverse diabetes for all — study
New research shows that losing weight may be effective in reversing type 2 diabetes in not only people with obesity, but those with a moderate body mass index (BMI) too....
New study shows curcumin extract may lessen Alzheimer-linked organ damage
A potent turmeric extract has been shown in new research to help lessen the damage from Alzheimer’s disease on not only the brain, but also on peripheral organs which contribute to fatalities....
Magnesium may lower diabetes risk – study
Posted on 8 April 2015
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A recent study has revealed that sufficient magnesium intake may help prevent the onset of pre-diabetes conditions such as hypertension and high blood sugar and possibly help avoid the disease itself. The study was conducted by Tufts University in Massachusetts, US, on 2582 participants over seven...
Diabetes and dentistry
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By Dr Marc Sher Diabetics are encouraged to take good care of their oral hygiene as the condition can take a toll on teeth and gums. Gum disease, in particular, often affects diabetics who may also be prone to other mouth infections. Cape-based dentist, Dr Marc Sher,...
Diabetics at greater risk of contracting flu – research
Posted on 10 June 2014
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People living with diabetes are at greater risk of contracting flu than non-diabetics, research shows. This is because diabetes sufferers are more likely to have an impaired immune system and are more susceptible to colds and flu infections, according to the American Diabetes Association (ADA). “Patients with...