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Doctor Shares Better Tests Than HbA1c To Spot And Fix Diabetes Early
HbA1c tells you where your blood sugar has been. The tests below tell you where it's going.
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Heel Push-Ups While Sitting May Help With Blood Sugar Control; How To Do This Exercise
Seated heel raises, or soleus push-ups, can cut post-meal blood sugar spikes by over 50%.
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Should People With Low Blood Pressure Avoid Chia Seeds? Doctor Answers
While chia seeds are beneficial for almost everyone, individuals with low blood pressure must exercise caution. Here's why.
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Eggs To Soda: Harvard-Trained Doctor Rates Everyday Foods By Their Blood Sugar Impact
Dr Saurabh Sethi rates common everyday foods based on how strongly they spike blood sugar.
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Brown Rice Vs. White Rice: Which One Is Better For Weight Loss?
Brown rice and white rice can both aid in weight loss. Here is how can individually help you and which one should be on your plate?
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Grazing To Juicing: Doctor Lists Daily "Healthy" Habits That Can Increase Your Insulin Level
Small daily habits can drive up insulin demand without us realising it, according to Dr Saurabh Sethi.
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Three Tips from A Wellness Coach To Keep Blood Sugar Levels Stable
Wellness coach reveals natural approaches to regulate blood sugar levels
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High Blood Sugar Levels Every Morning? These Morning Habits Can Help Maintain Stable Numbers
According to the Dawn Phenomenon, between 3 AM and 8 AM, the body releases a surge of hormones like cortisol and glucagon to prepare the body for the day.
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24-Hour Fast: How Does It Affect Your Cholesterol, Blood Sugar And Metabolism
When you follow a 24-hour fast, once or twice a week, it triggers significant metabolic shifts in the body. Your body adapts to no calorie intake, primarily using stored energy sources. This affects cholesterol, blood sugar, metabolism, and more.
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Nutritionist Recommends 5 Powerful Foods That Can Help Lower Risk Of Diabetes
Managing diabetes requires a comprehensive approach that includes a healthy diet, regular physical activity and medication or insulin therapy as needed.
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Doctor Shares Better Tests Than HbA1c To Spot And Fix Diabetes Early
HbA1c tells you where your blood sugar has been. The tests below tell you where it's going.
-
Heel Push-Ups While Sitting May Help With Blood Sugar Control; How To Do This Exercise
Seated heel raises, or soleus push-ups, can cut post-meal blood sugar spikes by over 50%.
-
Should People With Low Blood Pressure Avoid Chia Seeds? Doctor Answers
While chia seeds are beneficial for almost everyone, individuals with low blood pressure must exercise caution. Here's why.
-
Eggs To Soda: Harvard-Trained Doctor Rates Everyday Foods By Their Blood Sugar Impact
Dr Saurabh Sethi rates common everyday foods based on how strongly they spike blood sugar.
-
Brown Rice Vs. White Rice: Which One Is Better For Weight Loss?
Brown rice and white rice can both aid in weight loss. Here is how can individually help you and which one should be on your plate?
-
Grazing To Juicing: Doctor Lists Daily "Healthy" Habits That Can Increase Your Insulin Level
Small daily habits can drive up insulin demand without us realising it, according to Dr Saurabh Sethi.
-
Three Tips from A Wellness Coach To Keep Blood Sugar Levels Stable
Wellness coach reveals natural approaches to regulate blood sugar levels
-
High Blood Sugar Levels Every Morning? These Morning Habits Can Help Maintain Stable Numbers
According to the Dawn Phenomenon, between 3 AM and 8 AM, the body releases a surge of hormones like cortisol and glucagon to prepare the body for the day.
-
24-Hour Fast: How Does It Affect Your Cholesterol, Blood Sugar And Metabolism
When you follow a 24-hour fast, once or twice a week, it triggers significant metabolic shifts in the body. Your body adapts to no calorie intake, primarily using stored energy sources. This affects cholesterol, blood sugar, metabolism, and more.
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Nutritionist Recommends 5 Powerful Foods That Can Help Lower Risk Of Diabetes
Managing diabetes requires a comprehensive approach that includes a healthy diet, regular physical activity and medication or insulin therapy as needed.
