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Are You An Undiagnosed Diabetic? Here's How To Know And What To Do
Diabetes often develops gradually, and many individuals may not notice the symptoms until the condition has progressed. Look out for these signs and take necessary next steps.
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Struggling with Sugar Spikes? These 3 Expert-Approved Foods Could Save Your Day
Sugar spikes after meals are common but can be harmful over time. Discover which foods Ayurvedic health coach Dr Dimple Jangda recommends to naturally manage them.
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Okra Water: A Natural Remedy For Losing Stubborn Weight In Prediabetes And PCOD
Okra water is a simple, natural remedy that can be easily incorporated into your daily routine to help manage weight and blood sugar levels.
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Consuming These Many Almonds Before Meals Can Help Improve Blood Sugar Levels In Prediabetics
The research explains that eating a handful of almonds 30 minutes before breakfast, lunch and dinner can help control spikes in blood sugar levels post-meals.
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Eating Almonds Before Meals May Help Improve Blood Sugar Levels: Study
It was found that the people who ate almonds before meals had better glucose control. The study was conducted in participants who were pre diabetes.
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Pre-Diabetes: How To Realistically Improve Insulin Sensitivity
Taking strict measures can be tough and unrealistic. Continue reading as we share realistic tips to improve insulin sensitivity.
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Pre-Diabetes: Understanding The Importance Of A Serum Insulin Test
Doctor Vishakha says, if you have a family history of diabetes or you are overweight, you must not only check your blood sugar but also your serum insulin levels and your HBA1C.
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World Diabetes Day 2022: 7 Food Groups To Avoid If You Are A Pre-Diabetic
World Diabetes Day 2022: If your blood sugar level is greater than usual, you may have pre-diabetes. Here's a list of food items pre-diabetics should avoid to control the condition.
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Beat Prediabetes Initiative for India launched by International Diabetes Federation South East Asia
To bring forth the need for greater awareness on the management of diabetes, Dr Shashank Joshi, Chair of IDF South East Asia, said, "Acting Early at Prediabetes or "early Diabetes" is important to win the war against type 2 diabetes.
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5 Vegetables You Must Include In Your Diabetes Diet
Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that result in too much sugar in the blood (high blood glucose). There are various types of diabetes that the experts have classified: Type 1, 2, Pre diabetes, gestational diabetes
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Rujuta Diwekar's Weekly Workout Plan, Pre And Post Workout Foods And More
Rujuta Diwekar's weekly workout plan will help you introduce exercising in your daily routine.
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Dentists can spot undiagnosed diabetes
Dentists may be able to help spot undiagnosed diabetes or identify people with pre-diabetes.
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Pre-diabetes and risk of heart attack, stroke
A set of conditions known to accompany or portend type 2 diabetes, including obesity and high blood sugar, could more than double a person's risk of developing heart disease.
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Mom's diabetes risky for babies
Pregnant women with diabetes have a higher risk of giving birth to a child with multiple birth defects.
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Are You An Undiagnosed Diabetic? Here's How To Know And What To Do
Diabetes often develops gradually, and many individuals may not notice the symptoms until the condition has progressed. Look out for these signs and take necessary next steps.
-
Struggling with Sugar Spikes? These 3 Expert-Approved Foods Could Save Your Day
Sugar spikes after meals are common but can be harmful over time. Discover which foods Ayurvedic health coach Dr Dimple Jangda recommends to naturally manage them.
-
Okra Water: A Natural Remedy For Losing Stubborn Weight In Prediabetes And PCOD
Okra water is a simple, natural remedy that can be easily incorporated into your daily routine to help manage weight and blood sugar levels.
-
Consuming These Many Almonds Before Meals Can Help Improve Blood Sugar Levels In Prediabetics
The research explains that eating a handful of almonds 30 minutes before breakfast, lunch and dinner can help control spikes in blood sugar levels post-meals.
-
Eating Almonds Before Meals May Help Improve Blood Sugar Levels: Study
It was found that the people who ate almonds before meals had better glucose control. The study was conducted in participants who were pre diabetes.
-
Pre-Diabetes: How To Realistically Improve Insulin Sensitivity
Taking strict measures can be tough and unrealistic. Continue reading as we share realistic tips to improve insulin sensitivity.
-
Pre-Diabetes: Understanding The Importance Of A Serum Insulin Test
Doctor Vishakha says, if you have a family history of diabetes or you are overweight, you must not only check your blood sugar but also your serum insulin levels and your HBA1C.
-
World Diabetes Day 2022: 7 Food Groups To Avoid If You Are A Pre-Diabetic
World Diabetes Day 2022: If your blood sugar level is greater than usual, you may have pre-diabetes. Here's a list of food items pre-diabetics should avoid to control the condition.
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Beat Prediabetes Initiative for India launched by International Diabetes Federation South East Asia
To bring forth the need for greater awareness on the management of diabetes, Dr Shashank Joshi, Chair of IDF South East Asia, said, "Acting Early at Prediabetes or "early Diabetes" is important to win the war against type 2 diabetes.
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5 Vegetables You Must Include In Your Diabetes Diet
Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that result in too much sugar in the blood (high blood glucose). There are various types of diabetes that the experts have classified: Type 1, 2, Pre diabetes, gestational diabetes
-
Rujuta Diwekar's Weekly Workout Plan, Pre And Post Workout Foods And More
Rujuta Diwekar's weekly workout plan will help you introduce exercising in your daily routine.
-
Dentists can spot undiagnosed diabetes
Dentists may be able to help spot undiagnosed diabetes or identify people with pre-diabetes.
-
Pre-diabetes and risk of heart attack, stroke
A set of conditions known to accompany or portend type 2 diabetes, including obesity and high blood sugar, could more than double a person's risk of developing heart disease.
-
Mom's diabetes risky for babies
Pregnant women with diabetes have a higher risk of giving birth to a child with multiple birth defects.
