Adult Diabetes Symptoms – 10 Simple Signs You Need To Be Aware Of
Diabetes is one of the most common diseases that affect many adult Americans. Specifically, it accounts for about 90% of all diabetes cases; about 6% of the United States population. This condition can be life-threatening; therefore it is important to be aware of the adult diabetes symptoms.
Recognizing the signs and symptoms Read more…
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If Sugar Is Bad For You, Are Sugar Substitutes Better Instead?
Everyone knows that sugar is not a good part of a healthy diet and so many people are turning to sugar substitutes in order to get their sweet tooth fulfilled, but, are these substitutes in reality better than sugar or are there more things hidden under the surface of these “healthier” alternatives than meets the eye? Read more…
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If Sugar Is Bad For You, Are Sugar Substitutes Better Instead?
Everyone knows that sugar is not a good part of a healthy diet and so many people are turning to sugar substitutes in order to get their sweet tooth fulfilled, but, are these substitutes in reality better than sugar or are there more things hidden under the surface of these “healthier” alternatives than meets the eye? Read more…
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How Sugar Robs Your Children Of Good Health
Based on current research, sugar harms your children’s health in many ways. Besides contributing to diabetes and tooth decay, sugar also can suppress your child’s immune system and impair his or her defenses against infectious disease.
Once school starts, many factors contribute to the colds and flus that often contribute to our children missing Read more…
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Put A Halt To Sugar Cravings
Before I talk about how to stop sugar cravings, let me talk just a bit about sugar.
In the interim, let me pose a question. Is the life of cut flowers prolonged by sugar? In order to find the answer to this question I decided to engage in a few experiments, albeit unscientific. To my astonishment it appears not to be an urban myth. For unknown reasons, the life Read more…
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7 Frequently Asked Questions About Honey
Here are seven questions which are frequently asked by people who are exploring honey use.
Question 1: Can diabetics use honey? I have been told that diabetics can use honey. Is that true?
Ans: This kind of honey information is important for diabetic patients who try to take care of their diet. Commercially honey is sometimes adulterated by glucose, Read more…
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The Fear Of Sugars — A Worthy Phobia
It’s vital that the bariatric patient keep an eye on sugar grams in food!
About 97% of all bariatric surgery patients learn to become very familiar with what is known as the “dumping syndrome”, which is a way the body tells you that you ate something that you really shouldn’t have eaten. “Dumping” shows up in many forms from Read more…
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Get Off The Sugar Roller-coaster, Especially If You’re Dealing With Hypoglycemia
Whether you’re perfectly healthy (at the moment…) or you’re dealing with low blood sugar or hypoglycemia issues, it’s time to start taking responsibility for your own health and stop looking for the quick fix. It’s time to stop taking the “toxic chemicals” we are all addicted to, starting with Read more…
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Pregnancy And Sugar
Apply the Brakes on Sugar
How bad is sugar? In moderation, it can be part of a healthy diet. Sugar belongs to the carbohydrate group, which also includes starches and fibers. Natural sugars are found in fruit (in the form of fructose) and milk (as lactose). Sugar becomes a dietary culprit when it is added to other foods (usually processed items). Major sources of added sugar Read more…
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How To Diagnose Juvenile Diabetes
A Guide To Juvenile Diabetes Diagnosis
Diabetes is a disease where pancreas is unable to secrete enough insulin, or the insulin produced by the body is not used properly, giving rise to high level of sugar in the blood. There are mainly two types of diabetes. Type-1 is also known as juvenile diabetes, and usually starts at early age. In this type of diabetes, Read more…
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