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How Dangerous Is Low Blood Sugar? Possible Causes And Solutions Explained
While most discussions often emphasise the dangers of high blood sugar (hyperglycemia), low blood sugar can also be extremely hazardous, potentially leading to serious health complications.
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Is It Healthy To Eat Eggs Everyday? Here's What It Does To Your Body
Most people are recommended to eat one whole egg per day. For most adults, this is considered to be safe. However, if you have heart disease, high cholesterol or other health issues, it is best that you consume eggs as advised by your doctor.
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Feeling Dizzy Or Confused? It Could Be Your Brain Lacking Glucose
Low blood sugar often begins with general symptoms that many people overlook. These include weakness, excessive sweating, sudden hunger, and a rapid heartbeat that may feel like palpitations.
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Can Using Mouthwash Frequently Cause High Blood Pressure? Viral Claims Explained
A viral claim suggests frequent mouthwash use may raise blood pressure. Research shows a possible link via disruption of oral bacteria and nitric oxide production, but experts say evidence is limited and not yet conclusive.
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On Ozempic Or Wegovy? Doctors Say Stop Before Surgery, Here's Why
The ASA guidance suggests that patients on GLP-1 drugs should consult their healthcare providers well in advance of any planned surgery.
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Think Your Liver Is Healthy? 74% Of Indians With 'Normal' Results Actually Have Fatty Liver, Reveals Apollo Report
The finding challenges long-held assumptions around what "normal" really means in preventive healthcare and raises critical concerns about the country's metabolic health.
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Popular Weight Loss Drugs May Lead To More Muscle Loss, Finds Study
The study analysed multiple studies and found that muscle-related tissue accounted for about 35% of total weight lost in incretin groups, exceeding safe benchmarks in two-thirds of cases.
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Alcohol Vs Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver: What's More Dangerous? Know Here
Fatty liver disease caused by alcohol is known as alcoholic fatty liver disease (AFLD). However, when the cause of the disease is not alcohol, it is known as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
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Rising Liver Cancer Cases: Are We Ignoring The Warning Signs? Doctor Answers
The rising incidence of liver cancer across the globe is becoming an alarming public health concern. Once considered relatively uncommon in many regions, liver cancer cases are now increasing steadily due to a combination of lifestyle factors, chroni
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Diabetes Drug Metformin Could Reduce Insulin Needs For People With Type 1 Diabetes: Study
Researchers tested the drug on 40 adults with long-term type 1 diabetes in the Insulin Resistance in Type 1 Diabetes Managed with Metformin (INTIMET) study, giving half of them metformin and half a placebo for six months.
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How Dangerous Is Low Blood Sugar? Possible Causes And Solutions Explained
While most discussions often emphasise the dangers of high blood sugar (hyperglycemia), low blood sugar can also be extremely hazardous, potentially leading to serious health complications.
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Is It Healthy To Eat Eggs Everyday? Here's What It Does To Your Body
Most people are recommended to eat one whole egg per day. For most adults, this is considered to be safe. However, if you have heart disease, high cholesterol or other health issues, it is best that you consume eggs as advised by your doctor.
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Feeling Dizzy Or Confused? It Could Be Your Brain Lacking Glucose
Low blood sugar often begins with general symptoms that many people overlook. These include weakness, excessive sweating, sudden hunger, and a rapid heartbeat that may feel like palpitations.
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Can Using Mouthwash Frequently Cause High Blood Pressure? Viral Claims Explained
A viral claim suggests frequent mouthwash use may raise blood pressure. Research shows a possible link via disruption of oral bacteria and nitric oxide production, but experts say evidence is limited and not yet conclusive.
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On Ozempic Or Wegovy? Doctors Say Stop Before Surgery, Here's Why
The ASA guidance suggests that patients on GLP-1 drugs should consult their healthcare providers well in advance of any planned surgery.
-
Think Your Liver Is Healthy? 74% Of Indians With 'Normal' Results Actually Have Fatty Liver, Reveals Apollo Report
The finding challenges long-held assumptions around what "normal" really means in preventive healthcare and raises critical concerns about the country's metabolic health.
-
Popular Weight Loss Drugs May Lead To More Muscle Loss, Finds Study
The study analysed multiple studies and found that muscle-related tissue accounted for about 35% of total weight lost in incretin groups, exceeding safe benchmarks in two-thirds of cases.
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Alcohol Vs Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver: What's More Dangerous? Know Here
Fatty liver disease caused by alcohol is known as alcoholic fatty liver disease (AFLD). However, when the cause of the disease is not alcohol, it is known as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
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Rising Liver Cancer Cases: Are We Ignoring The Warning Signs? Doctor Answers
The rising incidence of liver cancer across the globe is becoming an alarming public health concern. Once considered relatively uncommon in many regions, liver cancer cases are now increasing steadily due to a combination of lifestyle factors, chroni
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Diabetes Drug Metformin Could Reduce Insulin Needs For People With Type 1 Diabetes: Study
Researchers tested the drug on 40 adults with long-term type 1 diabetes in the Insulin Resistance in Type 1 Diabetes Managed with Metformin (INTIMET) study, giving half of them metformin and half a placebo for six months.
