Good news if you are getting 8-10 hours of sleep during weekends, your chances of getting diabetes risk is low – a new U.S. study suggests. However, researchers from the University of Chicago warns that sleep deprivation may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes. And the “catch-up” two nights …
The history of diabetes was considered a disease of the wealthy in ancient India and was documented in the earliest writings of Hindu scholars way back in the 1500 BC. They had already described diabetes as Madhumeha (sweet urine disease) – “a mysterious illness triggering thirst, large amount of urine output, and the ants attracted …
Diabetes Introduction Diabetes is the fastest growing epidemic health problem with huge social, health, and financial consequences. It affects almost 350 million people worldwide and it is still growing exponentially in the absence of better control or cure. In 2012, diabetes was the direct cause of some 1.5 million deaths, with more …
You’ve certainly heard of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. But what about type 3 diabetes? Recent research suggests that another disease is becoming a problem — a disease that can accurately be called “Type 3 diabetes”. And it’s perhaps even scarier than its cousin, Type 2 diabetes. Like …
Skin doctors, dermatologists and nutritional experts concur that diet is the main culprit, not only in your general health, but in the health of your skin as well. And for those people binging on junk foods, it’s just a natural that your skin will eventually pay the price …
One of the best ways to combat graying hair is to keep your scalp in tip-top shape. Although it’s an unavoidable part of the aging process that relies greatly on your genetic makeup, going grey doesn’t have to be a traumatic event. Many women and men have said …
When an individual starts showing sign of silver or gray hair, this doesn’t necessarily mean they have a serious medical condition. More often times than not, going gray is simply part of the aging process. Scientists haven’t been able to grasp the exact reasoning behind some people graying …
