Stevia, a plant known for its sweet leaves, is gaining traction as a low-calorie, sugar-free alternative that can be easily cultivated at home, but health experts advise moderation and consultation for diabetics. Stevia, the plant often called sweet basil or…
Research presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes meeting predicts a significant increase in worldwide type 1 diabetes cases by 2049, highlighting the need for improved healthcare planning globally. Research to be presented at the European Association…
New research shows men with type 2 diabetes face higher cardiovascular and renal risks, while women are more prone to mental health issues, prompting calls for tailored care approaches. A new study published in PLOS Medicine suggests that type 2…
A UK-based study highlights how men and women with type 2 diabetes experience different complication patterns, prompting calls for personalised monitoring and treatment approaches to improve outcomes. A new PLOS Medicine study suggests that type 2 diabetes does not affect…
Medical experts warn that normal HbA1c levels can mask high blood sugar readings, underscoring the importance of multiple tests for accurate diabetes diagnosis and management. A person can, in rare cases, record glucose readings in the 160 to 220 mg/dL…
Emerging evidence highlights the nuanced benefits and drawbacks of ketogenic diets for type 2 diabetes, raising questions about long-term sustainability and nutritional balance. The ketogenic diet remains one of the most disputed approaches in diabetes care. Its supporters argue that…
A new review suggests continuous glucose monitors could play a pivotal role in preventing heart disease even in people without diabetes, by revealing blood sugar fluctuations that traditional tests might miss. A review posted on Rapamycin News argues that continuous…
A new hypothesis suggests that continuous glucose monitors, traditionally used for diabetes, may reveal hidden post-meal glucose surges in healthy people, potentially transforming personalised cardiovascular prevention but remains unproven. A new hypothesis from two Romanian cardiologists argues that continuous glucose…
Research presented at the European Renal Association Congress suggests that dihydropyridine calcium-channel blockers may elevate the risk of kidney complications in patients with type 2 diabetes, prompting calls for careful review of blood pressure treatments. A study presented at the…
While pears edge out apples in fibre content and antioxidants, both fruits remain excellent choices for maintaining steady blood sugar levels when eaten whole and paired properly, offering a nuanced perspective for health-conscious consumers. When people are trying to keep…
