Diabetic Guide To Japanese Food
You can enjoy going out to eat Japanese food if you want. It’s easy if you’re armed with some simple information.
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Insulin Resistance Poses Many Health Risks
High body levels of the hormone insulin, seen in what is called metabolic syndrome, or syndrome X, have gone from being an incidental finding among some overweight and inactive people to a major health concern that could mean a higher risk of diabetes, colon cancer, heart disease and stroke.
Diabetes, What to Know Head to Toe
Diabetes 101: Tips to help you stay healthy while living with diabetes – including your eyes, heart, and your feet.
Why Is Obesity A Growing Problem in America?
The statistics have been reported in all the major news magazines, on the nightly news and in newspapers from coast to coast. Overall, adult men and women are about 8 pounds heavier, on average, than they were 15 years ago. According to the National Institutes of Health, over 100 million Americans – or about 60 percent of the adult population – are overweight. Find out why.
Managing America’s Epidemic
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Diabetes is the new epidemic of our time.
Obesity, Lifestyle and Your Patients With Diabetes
New information supports the significant benefits of incorporating physical activity, behavior and use of medication into the treatment of obesity.
Guiding Principles for Diabetes Care: For People with Diabetes
The Guiding Principles for Diabetes Care are written for people with diabetes, their families, health care providers, and those who pay for health care.
Where Diabetic Patients With Chest Pains Should Be Treated
Diabetic patients with chest pain who have more than one other common risk factor for heart attack should be considered for direct admission for a complete cardiac work-up, bypassing a period of Chest Pain Unit (CPU) observation, according to a new analysis by Duke University Medical Center researchers.
Flu Shots Can Be a Life Preserver for People With Diabetes
People with diabetes are about three times more likely to die with influenza (flu) and pneumonia than those without diabetes, yet more than half of people with diabetes did not get a flu shot in a recent year.
The Challenge of Halloween for Kids with Diabetes
Kids with diabetes face a challenge on Halloween: what to do with all the candy. While their friends are busy consuming their trick-or-treat booty, kids with diabetes must be more careful.
A Call for Increased Detection: Undiagnosed Diabetes and Related Eye Disease in Mexican-Americans
A research study of the Mexican-American population over age 40 found that the rate of diabetes in this group is 20 percent – almost twice that of non-Hispanic Whites – and that 15 percent of those with diabetes did not know that they had the disease before their participation in the study.
Focus on Fiber For Fitness
Perhaps more than any other nutrition practice, good fiber intake is important to our daily quality of life.
Weight Control: It’s Not All or Nothing
The most recent report on weight control, issued by the National Institutes of Health, strongly counters the common “all or nothing” attitude of many dieters.
Do I Really Have to Sweat?
For optimum health we increase our goal to an hour of moderate activity each day, and through the week tack on one or more sessions of vigorous activity to total at least an hour.