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Posts tagged as “blood sugar”

How does insulin affect your life

The glycemic index helps us to understand which foods are best and worst for controlling our blood glucose levels. As we have seen, when blood glucose levels get too high, insulin is released into the bloodstream by…

Kidney Disease (Nephropathy) of Diabetes

Diabetes can let kidney fail to operate. High blood sugar overloads the filters of kidney with blood. This work hardens the filters. In human body, kidney is one of the most important organs in which we can…

Eat Healthy With Diabetes

To keep diabetes under control, it is important to keep a track of what you eat. Intake of balanced diet is necessary for diabetics to regulate and ma… To keep diabetes under control, it is important to…

Easy Guide to Control Blood-Sugar Levels

If you don't have hypoglycemia or diabetes or if you rarely indulge in sugar, your pancreas can handle occasional sugary treats. But if you frequently eat sugar, your pancreas can become hypersensitive to sugar and overreact, flooding…

Good Recipes and Lifestyles for Diabetes

Diabetes is a chronic condition that requires daily management, including dietary changes and lifestyle modifications. Good diabetes recipes and lifestyle are important to help manage the condition. Good Recipes for Diabetes: 1)     Zucchini Noodle Pasta: This dish is…

8 Alarming Signs You’re Eating Too Much Sugar

8 Alarming Signs You’re Eating Too Much Sugar! All health experts will agree that carbohydrates, especially refined ones, are some of the most harmful ingredients for the human body.Reducing Sugar in Your Diet Promotes Weight Loss is…

Why Won’t We Tell Diabetics the Truth?

What if you are diagnosed with diabetes? Are you going to stay indoors and just inject yourself with insulin everyday? Maybe you need to understand the facts about diabetes and accept it wholeheartedly so that it can't…

Blood Sugar Levels and the Type of Fruit to Eat

When you were first diagnosed with type 2 diabetes you learned the extra weight you put on over many years, played a large role in you developing type 2. Carrying fat around your abdominal area led to…