A surge in marketing claims suggesting cinnamon as a cure for diabetes is challenged by health authorities, emphasising that evidence remains inconclusive and unproven supplements may be unsafe. The latest wave of diabetes-supplement marketing leans on a simple, comforting idea:…
Experts warn that while GLP-1 medicines like semaglutide and tirzepatide are revolutionising type 2 diabetes care, patients must pay close attention to hydration, nutrition, and exercise to optimise results and avoid risks such as dehydration and nutrient deficiencies. GLP-1 medicines…
While sourdough bread, especially made with whole grains, may cause a slower rise in blood sugar compared to white bread, it still affects glucose levels, emphasising portion control and balanced meals for diabetics. Sourdough bread can still raise blood sugar,…
Research using Veterans Health Administration data reveals that adding GLP-1 receptor agonists to basal insulin does not significantly change the chances of patients stopping insulin, challenging previous assumptions about their role in insulin withdrawal. A new analysis of veterans with…
Research reveals that combining GLP-1 receptor agonists with basal insulin does not significantly increase the likelihood of insulin discontinuation in adults with type 2 diabetes, challenging assumptions about their role in insulin dependency reduction. Adding a GLP-1 drug to basal…
A new meta-analysis of 23 trials reveals that reducing carbohydrate intake to below 45% of daily energy may yield small weight loss and risk marker improvements for adults with overweight or obesity, but the benefits are limited and vary with…
Research from King’s College Hospital highlights that over a quarter of women with gestational diabetes develop hypertension within five months after childbirth, emphasising the importance of early risk identification and cardiovascular monitoring. More than a quarter of women with gestational…
A groundbreaking study reveals that metformin, a widely used drug for type 2 diabetes, may work mainly by turning the gut into a sugar sink, challenging long-held beliefs about its mechanism. Metformin, one of the most commonly prescribed drugs in…
A new study reveals a faster-than-expected rise in type 2 diabetes among younger adults in England, urging more focused screening and lifestyle interventions to curb the accelerating epidemic. Type 2 diabetes is rising faster in England than many health planners…
A decade-long study involving over 8,000 adults reveals that combining strength training with aerobic exercise significantly lowers the risk of illnesses such as diabetes, hypertension, and cancer, challenging the traditional emphasis solely on cardio. A new study suggests that strength…
