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Craving Mithai This Diwali? Nutritionist Reveals A Sweet Treat With Low Glycemic Load
According to the nutritionist, the glycemic index of besan ladoos sweetened with dates is 45 to 50.
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Good Sleep May Help Counter Effects Of Diabetes, Heart Disease On Brain: Study
Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and stroke -- collectively referred to as cardiometabolic diseases -- are linked to an increased risk of cognitive decline and dementia. The researchers investigated whether healthy sleep can mitigate these associations.
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Managing Blood Sugar During Diwali: What You Should Eat, Limit And Keep In Mind
Managing diabetes or prediabetes during Diwali doesn't mean completely skipping the celebrations.
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Festive Eating Habits: Impact Of Overindulgence On Your Exercise And Heart Health
During festivals, especially those with a wide variety of food, people with pre-existing health conditions should be extremely careful.
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Nutritionist Explains The Right Carb-To-Protein Ratio For Breakfast
The nutritionist explains how making smarter food combinations can help you support better blood sugar management.
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Indian Americans Have Higher Diabetes Risk Even With Normal BMI: Study Reveals The Hidden Risk
South Asians can have lower muscle mass, higher insulin resistance, more visceral and liver fat, and reduced insulin-production capacity.
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No More Insulin? This Tiny Electronic Implant Uses Electricity To Fight Diabetes
This implant can be used as a different approach to managing type 2 diabetes, particularly in people who also struggle with excess weight. In mice experiments, the device helped regulate blood sugar levels and was linked to weight loss.
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9 Tips For Diabetics To Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar Levels This Diwali
With the abundance of sweets, rich foods, and late-night festivities, maintaining healthy blood sugar levels during Diwali requires careful planning and mindfulness.
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Why Are Healthy People Wearing Glucose-Monitoring Patches?
Glucose patches are a clever tool, and it's easy to see why they're catching on. But for a healthy person, they're more curiosity than necessity.
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Home Minister Amit Shah Turns 62: His 20-Kg Weight Loss, Diabetes Reversal And Daily Fitness Routine
As Amit Shah turns 62, his account of losing more than 20 kg and improving his health underscores the role that everyday habits can play in long-term well-being.
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What Should You Eat First If You Have Diabetes- Protein, Fibre Or Carbs?
Carbohydrates are often regarded with caution due to their potential to cause spikes in blood sugar. However, consuming proteins and fibres can help mitigate these effects.
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'Ozempic Bindaas Lo': Ram Kapoor, 53, Shares Weight-Loss Tip After Losing 55 Kg
Ram Kapoor suggested people to take Mounjaro or Ozempic if suggested by doctors but no drug can replace workouts
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What Happens To Your Body When You Break A Long Fast? Post-Navratri Tips
Breaking a fast after Navratri does not have to be complicated. For most healthy adults, returning to regular meals gradually, eating moderate portions, drinking adequate fluids and avoiding excessive amounts of rich food can help minimise digestive discomfort.
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'Exhausting, Unfair': Aishwarya Sakhuja Recalls Being Misdiagnosed Before Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis
The actress also discussed the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle while acknowledging that self-care does not always mean getting everything right
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Celebrity Nutritionist Explains How Sweet Potato Can Help You Manage Diabetes
Mukherjee highlighted the nutritional benefits of sweet potatoes, which are rich in fibre, potassium and beta-carotene.
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Craving Mithai This Diwali? Nutritionist Reveals A Sweet Treat With Low Glycemic Load
According to the nutritionist, the glycemic index of besan ladoos sweetened with dates is 45 to 50.
-
Good Sleep May Help Counter Effects Of Diabetes, Heart Disease On Brain: Study
Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and stroke -- collectively referred to as cardiometabolic diseases -- are linked to an increased risk of cognitive decline and dementia. The researchers investigated whether healthy sleep can mitigate these associations.
-
Managing Blood Sugar During Diwali: What You Should Eat, Limit And Keep In Mind
Managing diabetes or prediabetes during Diwali doesn't mean completely skipping the celebrations.
-
Festive Eating Habits: Impact Of Overindulgence On Your Exercise And Heart Health
During festivals, especially those with a wide variety of food, people with pre-existing health conditions should be extremely careful.
-
Nutritionist Explains The Right Carb-To-Protein Ratio For Breakfast
The nutritionist explains how making smarter food combinations can help you support better blood sugar management.
-
Indian Americans Have Higher Diabetes Risk Even With Normal BMI: Study Reveals The Hidden Risk
South Asians can have lower muscle mass, higher insulin resistance, more visceral and liver fat, and reduced insulin-production capacity.
-
No More Insulin? This Tiny Electronic Implant Uses Electricity To Fight Diabetes
This implant can be used as a different approach to managing type 2 diabetes, particularly in people who also struggle with excess weight. In mice experiments, the device helped regulate blood sugar levels and was linked to weight loss.
-
9 Tips For Diabetics To Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar Levels This Diwali
With the abundance of sweets, rich foods, and late-night festivities, maintaining healthy blood sugar levels during Diwali requires careful planning and mindfulness.
-
Why Are Healthy People Wearing Glucose-Monitoring Patches?
Glucose patches are a clever tool, and it's easy to see why they're catching on. But for a healthy person, they're more curiosity than necessity.
-
Home Minister Amit Shah Turns 62: His 20-Kg Weight Loss, Diabetes Reversal And Daily Fitness Routine
As Amit Shah turns 62, his account of losing more than 20 kg and improving his health underscores the role that everyday habits can play in long-term well-being.
-
What Should You Eat First If You Have Diabetes- Protein, Fibre Or Carbs?
Carbohydrates are often regarded with caution due to their potential to cause spikes in blood sugar. However, consuming proteins and fibres can help mitigate these effects.
-
'Ozempic Bindaas Lo': Ram Kapoor, 53, Shares Weight-Loss Tip After Losing 55 Kg
Ram Kapoor suggested people to take Mounjaro or Ozempic if suggested by doctors but no drug can replace workouts
-
What Happens To Your Body When You Break A Long Fast? Post-Navratri Tips
Breaking a fast after Navratri does not have to be complicated. For most healthy adults, returning to regular meals gradually, eating moderate portions, drinking adequate fluids and avoiding excessive amounts of rich food can help minimise digestive discomfort.
-
'Exhausting, Unfair': Aishwarya Sakhuja Recalls Being Misdiagnosed Before Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis
The actress also discussed the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle while acknowledging that self-care does not always mean getting everything right
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Celebrity Nutritionist Explains How Sweet Potato Can Help You Manage Diabetes
Mukherjee highlighted the nutritional benefits of sweet potatoes, which are rich in fibre, potassium and beta-carotene.
