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Tags: Diet and Nutrition, Diabetes and Diet, Low-Sugar Diet, Carbohydrate, Weight Loss, Supplement, Women's Health, Exercise and Fitness
Most Recently Shared on October 29, 2008 at 12:53 am By:
Diabetes and elevated (post-meal) blood glucose levels associated with an increased risk of pancreatic cancer http://twurl.nl/27p6vd
diabetorati: Plastic(BPA)-diabetes association needs more study, author
diabetorati.com — “News of the first study associating BPA and diabetes in humans has erupted all over the globe and much of it with worrying headlines e.g. BPA health scare gets more serious. While reading a US News report I was struck by the words of David Melzer the coauthor of the study that eating too many calories and saturated fats may be the cause of diabetes. My own analysis is that there are five key reasons why the study is important. But Melzer's comment makes me ponder the deep statistical validatio” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on January 24, 2010 at 3:29 pm By:
the plastic(BPA)association with diabetes needs more study before people overreact according to the coauthor http://twurl.nl/qyqih2
diabetorati
diabetorati.com — “Daily ditherings about living with adult diabetes - what you eat, do and think and how it makes a difference to living with type 2 diabetes - covering topics and categories such as nutrition, dietetics, dietary supplements, glycemic index, slow carbs, fast carbs, weight gain, weight loss, obesity, diet, eating habits, insulin resistance, cholesterol, physical exercise, insulin, body mass index, glucose, metabolism.” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on October 25, 2008 at 7:37 am By:
for older diabetics who are aiming to lose weight it is quite important that they exercise and diet and not just diet http://twurl.nl/fpnexc
diabetorati: When contradictory research can lead diabetics astray
diabetorati.com — “When we read that ginseng can help control blood sugar it looks like good news - easy to understand and easy to go out and buy some ginseng. Not so simple! The same researchers who were most prominent in publishing the results of the benefits of ginseng for diabetics did further work which surprsingly showed that their results were specific to a species of ginseng. American ginseng produced the good results, but Asian ginseng actually produced opposite and worse results than no dose.” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on October 23, 2008 at 6:19 am By:
American ginseng produced good results but Asian ginseng actually produced opposite and worse results than no dose http://twurl.nl/sk06ln
diabetorati: Regularity of exercise, not fitness, brings good diabetic results
diabetorati.com — “A couple of studies have recently shown that one bout of exercise can produce positive benefits for diabetics. The good news from this is that you can start easily and get a result instantly. The bad news is that when you stop exercising, *perhaps* no matter how fit you are, some of the benefits will stop. (They have not actually studied fitness versus benefits so its not a straight forward conclusion.)” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on October 21, 2008 at 12:28 am By:
Regularity of exercise, not fitness, brings good diabetic results http://twurl.nl/gq83bh
diabetorati: More is not better, alcohol consumption and diabetes risk
diabetorati.com — “In a large study researchers statistically eliminated many of the factors that may have led to diabetes, including body mass index, smoking, physical activity, and a family history of diabetes. Further adjustment for dietary factors, including glycemic load, trans-fatty acid, polyunsaturated fat, and total fiber intake, did not appreciably alter their findings. It was reported that the lower risk association with diabetes for light to moderate drinking was most apparent in women who reported wi” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on October 15, 2008 at 8:45 am By:
more liquor intake showed a significantly increased risk of diabetes http://twurl.nl/rzt6x2
diabetorati: ABCD - apple, breakfast, cinnamon and diabetes, how bioactive is this mash-up?
diabetorati.com — “Along the journey of me learning about the recent research on the bioactive value of apples I also came across the debate about cinnamon and its potential to help diabetics. And apple and cinnamon go quite well together !! So how do we turn all that into something useful for us diabetics - how about B for Breakfast. Here's the ABCD: - A = apples, grated through the intact skin - try a Fuji; - B = breakfast, something like organic or cold rolled oats soaked overnight; - C = real cinnamon sprinkle” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on October 14, 2008 at 4:35 am By:
ABCD - apple, breakfast, cinnamon and diabetes, how bioactive is this mash-up http://twurl.nl/kut5b8
diabetorati: Teeth, gums diabetics and metabolic syndrome - coronary heart disease
diabetorati.com — “In a recent report, after taking out the effects of age, sex, years of education, poverty to income ratio, ethnicity, general conditions, and smoking, participants aged older than 45 yr suffering from severe periodontitis were 2.31 times more likely to have the metabolic syndrome than unaffected individuals. The authors conclude directly: Severe periodontitis is associated with metabolic syndrome in middle-aged individuals. Among people with diabetes, the prevalence of metabolic syndrome is v” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on October 11, 2008 at 3:21 am By:
diabetics with gum disease were three times more likely to have heart attacks http://twurl.nl/g5lrxz
diabetorati: Peeling away the benefits of apples for diabetics
diabetorati.com — “Don't peel that apple ! What I really had no idea about before is that apple peels contain a majority of the antioxidants as compared to the flesh. Recent work has shown that apple peels contain anywhere from two to six times (depending on the variety) more phenolic compounds than in the flesh, and two to three times more flavonoids in the peels when compared to the flesh. IT appears that apples may play a large role in reducing the risk of a wide variety of chronic disease and maintaining a h” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on October 9, 2008 at 9:46 am By:
for diabetics its important to know that apple peels contain a majority of the antioxidants in apples, not the flesh http://twurl.nl/prvu1v
diabetorati: Diabetic dudded by daylight savings switchover
diabetorati.com — “On a routine Sunday I head for the gym for a 9am session of Spin - one of my regular two sessions a week as part of my aerobic fitness program (and I do 2 classes of Body Pump for muscular development). This mornings plan was cut short when I arrived to find the Spin room full and the clocks running an hour ahead of my mind! Daylight saving today! Forget to set my alrm clock forward. Oh well, hit the floor for some stretching and then a session on the rowing machine makes for a change.” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on October 5, 2008 at 12:13 pm By:
hit the gym early this morning for my Spin workout but forgot to set the alarm forward for daylight savings ! http://twurl.nl/pbuu7i
diabetorati: Type 2 diabetes risk reduced by moderate alcohol consumption, in women
diabetorati.com — “Moderate alcohol consumption was associated with lower risk of type 2 diabetes. "Moderate" was defined as 12.5 g of alcohol content/day - equivalent to about 1 drink. Compared to the diabetics the non-diabetics drank more alcohol, more coffee, had lower Body Mass Indices on average, were more active, and were without a family history of diabetes. Adiponectin "appeared to be a mediator of this association". An independent study suggests that decreased levels of adiponectin ” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on October 4, 2008 at 10:47 am By:
moderate alcohol consumption in woman was inversely associated with risk for type 2 diabetes. http://twurl.nl/aa5wei
diabetorati: Dementia, diabetes risk both associated with waistline
diabetorati.com — “In a study the "sagittal abdominal diameter" (SAD), meaning the waistline, of 6,583 subjects was measured, between 1964 and 1973. Then, an average of 36 years later between 1994 and 2006 their medical records were examined and analyzed. The researchers adjusted for other factors such as diabetes, age, sex, education, hypertension and more, and at the end those in the highest one-fifth of belly measurement had three times the risk of dementia compared to those in the lowest one fifth o” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on October 1, 2008 at 10:07 am By:
Dementia, diabetes risk both associated with waistline http://twurl.nl/dus1sw
diabetorati: Plastics linked to insulin and metabolic syndrome - diabetes
diabetorati.com — “In a previous post we reported on the recent research which proved an association between BPA in plastics and humans with diabetes, and also mentioned the related work of Professor Nira Ben-Jonathan. We listed Prof. Ben-Jonathan's work as one of the five reasons that we thought that the statistical finding of an assocation between BPA and diabetes was important. Ben-Jonathan's research implicates the primary chemical used to produce hard plastics—bisphenol A (BPA)—as a risk factor for met” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on September 29, 2008 at 11:10 am By:
http://twurl.nl/e831wd plastics—bisphenol A (BPA)—as a risk factor for metabolic syndrome and its consequences, e g diabetes type 2
diabetorati: Alarming rise - children with Type 2 diabetes, how do parents cope?
diabetorati.com — “The trends world-wide are for children with Type 2 diabetes to outnumber those with Type 1 within a decade. That's an amazing trend, based upon growth rates in Type 2 among 18-year olds and younger, of around 50% in many places. It's one thing to be told as an adult that you have diabetes, that's frightening. It's altogether another as a parent to to be told your child has it, and that's what's happening in ever increasing numbers with respect to Type 2. It's all overwhelming, and its also easy ” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on September 27, 2008 at 12:50 pm By:
Alarming rise - children with Type 2 diabetes, how do parents cope? http://twurl.nl/4z3j3f
diabetorati: Diabetic benefits of aerobic, endurance & resistance training?
diabetorati.com — “My diabetes control approach incorporates a strong belief in the exercise and particularly the benefits of muscular exercise. I don't know exactly why except to focus the results I have achieved from my entire holistic program of management and to say that it is a great result and all components must be having a solid contributing affect. Something that is important about the exercise side of diabetic care is that the results from a session can hang over, in some cases up to 48 hours of residual” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on September 24, 2008 at 3:29 am By:
http://twurl.nl/6f2cb7 diabetic benefits of aerobic, endurance & resistance training, my thoughts so far
diabetorati: Supplements for diabetes and diabetics, do they work?
diabetorati.com — “I've been quietly working up to posting on parts of my usual routine in managing my diabetes, and especially what i have done to bring the numbers back into line over the last 5 years. But what has held me back is that I feel that some research is needed around the various things that I do, since while I am prepared to experiment with my own body I don't necessarily want to encourage anyone else to do the same. I will come clean and mention here some supplements, some I take without much more th” View full resource at diabetorati.com
Most Recently Shared on September 21, 2008 at 9:08 am By:
I noticed that David Mendosa came out about his own supplements for his diabetes so I thought I'd come out as well, http://twurl.nl/848rhc
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