...FDA for the treatment of type 2 diabetes. And now the weight-loss drug Wegovy has been approved as a treatment for patients at elevated risk for cardiovascular disease. A significant...
A diabetes-friendly diet doesn’t mean eating just steamed vegetables and broiled fish all the time. Following the guidelines from the American Diabetes Association to manage your blood sugar means eating...
...us are obese and suffer with chronic conditions like heart disease and diabetes. Here is everything you need to know about UPFs—and easy ways to include more whole, minimally processed...
...factors, including smoking, high blood pressure and diabetes. What’s more, heart disease can contribute to cognitive decline by causing inadequate blood supply to the brain, and that sets the stage...
...seniors and people with circulatory disease, cancer, and spinal cord injuries. Americans with diabetes are particularly at risk because of poor circulation (bringing less blood and oxygen to the wound)...
...loss of peripheral (side) vision. Diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid disorders and a family history increase risk. Treatments include prescription eyedrops, lasers and surgery. Recent findings: Exercise may help to...
...including heart disease, kidney disease, cancer, type 2 diabetes, arthritis, depression, osteoporosis, and Alzheimer’s. Over the same period, study after study has shown that people who eat plant-based diets such...
...and many other medical specialties. Diabetic retinopathy. Nearly 40 million Americans have diabetes, and all of them are at risk for diabetic retinal disease, an eye condition that is the...
...particularly during periods of high stress, to make sure you don’t relapse. This is similar to a person with high blood pressure or diabetes who stays on medication to control...
...on sweating therapy and health… •Type 2 diabetes. People with type 2 diabetes who took 20-minute saunas three times a week, for three months, had an improvement in their health...
...on the link between statins and diabetes, Italian re searchers at the University of Milan found that the drug raised diabetes risk by 44 percent. •Digestive problems. “Gastrointestinal adverse effects”...
...psychological. Now experts agree that while some may have a psychological basis, most are due to physical causes. Having diabetes or heart disease can increase problems with ED, as can...
