The news about coronavirus, or COVID-19, is everywhere in the news.
Tonight, the President of the United States spoke about re-opening the American economy by May 1.
What does that mean for people with diabetes? Let us look at what the current state of quarantine has meant for millions of Americans, and people all over the world. [Continue reading]
Prediabetes is the beginning of type 2 diabetes. If we can prevent it, we can prevent type 2 diabetes from occurring at alarming rates in the U.S. and the world. Remember that prevention is often the best answer to any disease. Singapore study … [Continue reading]
I read an interesting article in the LA Times. As if nutrition wasn’t confusing enough, it’s now being disputed that red meat should be eaten only in moderation. Meat is definitely something most people eat so I wanted delve deeper into answering … [Continue reading]
We’ve rounded up some of the top diabetes news headlines for 2019 so far, and the year’s not over. It’s been quite a year for diabetes in the news. Take a look at some of these shocking headlines. Be sure to comment if we missed any news! 1. First … [Continue reading]
Despite better management options, new medications and innovative advances in Diabetes care, Americans continue to be diagnosed with the condition. Also remember Gallup are one of the most trusted surveyors in the industry. The Nation’s tendency … [Continue reading]
There have been so many nutritional breakthroughs in the past and currently happening in the present. When once upon a time fat was considered society's enemy number one, today, good fats are actually recommended as part of a healthy diet. Eat the … [Continue reading]
Low-carb diet is one of the latest health trend that promises quick results and maximum health benefits. Many dietitians are recommending low carb diets these days. But how much of these promises are true? And are they truly safe for everyone … [Continue reading]
Scientists at Gladstone Institutes in San Francisco, California, are doing incredible things with diabetes research. Researchers there have taken human skin cells and morphed them into cells that actually produce insulin. … [Continue reading]
Plantar fasciitis (PF) is a pathological and painful condition, and it involves the inflammation of the plantar fascia. The planter fascia is the fascia of the foot, which lies at the heel of the foot. It is the ligament that connects heel bone to … [Continue reading]