What Is Type 5 Diabetes?
Type 5 diabetes is a lesser-known and emerging term in the medical community that refers to diabetes associated with pancreatic diseases, particularly Read more»
Type 5 diabetes is a lesser-known and emerging term in the medical community that refers to diabetes associated with pancreatic diseases, particularly Read more»
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic health condition that affects how your body turns food into energy. Characterized by elevated blood sugar levels, Read more»
How Do GLP-1s Help Diabetes? GLP-1 receptor agonists, often referred to simply as GLP-1s, are a class of medications that have revolutionized Read more»
Healthy eating habits are a critical part of weight loss and weight maintenance, and vital to our overall well-being. Here’s how to get started.
We are in the middle of the holiday eating season, and most people gain weight in the 10 days after Christmas.
While stress is a normal part of life, experiencing prolonged periods of stress is not healthy.
Low-impact exercise offers several of the same benefits of high-intensity workouts, only without the stress and physical demands of higher intensity workouts.
If you have type 2 diabetes, it is important to monitor your blood sugar — especially if you’ve been prescribed a semaglutide medication for weight loss or to manage diabetes.
While you may not need to rule out weight loss medications such as Wegovy or Ozempic from your weight loss strategy, there are some side effects to be aware of.
Side effects associated with semaglutide, including nausea or gastrointestinal issues, can make you less inclined to eat and can compromise your nutrition.
Older women with a high BMI are at greater risk from diabetes.
Clinical management of intermittent fasting and a Low Calorie Diet can be effective strategies for weight loss and mitigating the risks of type 2 diabetes.
While some risk factors for type 2 diabetes are out of your control — age, genetics, ethnicity — there are some things you can control, such as what you eat, managing stress levels, and getting exercise.