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30-08-2010
Section: In the Press
Syndrome X patients face an increased risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease due to an abnormal response to insulin. The key to treatment lies in diet and exercise SYNDROME X, sometimes known as “metabolic syndrome”, is a group of
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30-08-2010
Section: In the Press
KUALA LUMPUR: Holding high positions in the public and private sectors comes with a price -- diabetes. The National Health and Morbidity Survey 2006 revealed that the national prevalence of diabetes among senior officers and managers was 15.9 per cent,
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25-08-2010
Section: In the Press
AGE should not stop anyone from being fit and active. In fact, older people can benefit the most from regular exercise, compared to people from any other age group.There are two types of exercises that are important for preventing chronic diseases and staying strong: aerobic and strength-training.
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23-08-2010
Section: In the Press
This Ramadan, LIM WEY WEN speaks to two experts on staying active and healthy throughout the fasting season.For many Muslims worldwide, the practise of refraining from food and drink for the holy month of Ramadan had started last Wednesday.
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20-08-2010
Section: In the Press
An expanding waistline translates to an increased risk of degenerative lifestyle diseases such as diabetes and heart disease. In my younger days, jeans were meant to look rugged, and fitted snugly.In the past decade, the fashion vogue was the hipster, with the waistline very much below
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17-08-2010
Section: In the Press
PETALING JAYA: Like most teenagers, Nurul Rahimah Abu Bakar, 14, loves ice-cream, cakes and chocolates. Once, she would have these desserts after dinner with her family.However, such times are no more and the family now has more salad and vegetables on their dinner table, said her mother, Zalilah...
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