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27-07-2010
Section: In the Press
Researchers have discovered that this ancient soft martial art form helps promote overall good health and lower blood sugar levels.
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27-07-2010
Section: In the Press
“Scientists claim a cup of tea may help cure diabetes,” according to the Daily Mirror. The newspaper and other news sources report on research that found that somechemicals in black tea (theaflavins and thearubigins) mimic the action of insulin in the body.
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21-07-2010
Section: In the Press
A new study led by York University researchers finds that young athletes with Type 1 diabetes may experience a marked decrease in performance as a result of their blood sugar levels.
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21-07-2010
Section: In the Press
The VA Maryland Health Care System participated in a landmark national study of more than 10,251 high-risk diabetic adults across the nation, testing if three complementary treatment strategies can reduce the high rate of heart disease and stroke associated with type 2 diabetes and if these...
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19-07-2010
Section: In the Press
SYDNEY: The growing popularity of Western junk food is fuelling a diabetes boom across Southeast Asia, Australian researchers warned on Wednesday.
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19-07-2010
Section: In the Press
For those who are just starting out on brown rice, cooking it may be a bit of a hassle.
MUSHY. Too healthy. Food for the old folks. Not tasty. Less starchy.
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