A new research has found an ominous link between type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease and once if it strikes, will lead towards a speed up dementia. It has been long suspected by the doctors that diabetes caused some damages to the blood vessels which supply the blood to the brain. The new findings have [...]
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Have you ever thought that the choice of your sugar can affect your waistline? It may perhaps be too soon to affirm, however a very small research suggests the fructose in a bad way. The study showed that the sweet stuff can enhance lipogenesis which is the process that can convert sugar into fat.
All those [...]
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Diabetes is a chronic disease when the body cannot control the sugar level in blood. It is a medical disorder particularly, diabetes mellitus, means absolute deficiency of insulin that causes several disorder like the body produce an excessive amount of urine. It is a kind of metabolic disease in which the process of secretion and [...]
It has been observed that there is a possibility of reduction in the risk of obtaining type two diabetes in black women if they take fast walks repeatedly in a week. It was reported in an almost unprecedented study by Reuters Health published this month in the American Journal of Epidemiology.
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The increasing levels of a blood protein “Fetuin-A” could signify an eminent menace of developing type 2 diabetes, a new research conducted.
Reporting in the contemporary concern of the Journal of the American Medical Association, researchers from the University of California, San Diego, discovered that older people with the uppermost levels of Fetuin-A were more expected [...]
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A new study shows that scanning the heart’s blood vessels for calcium puts in precisely predictions regarding the usual death risks for American adults.
The co-researcher of the study, Dr. Matthew Budoff, an associate professor of medicine at the Habor-UCLA Medical Center said, “ So far, this is the best predictor we have of who will [...]
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