“Studies have found that eating later into the evening has been linked with weight gain and high blood sugar levels.” Dr Brewer said that “you should aim to eat around the same time every day”, so time your order with when you’d normally have dinner. To help minimise a spike in blood sugar levels after… Read More »
Sepsis and use of stimulant drugs are important causes of heart attack among people living with HIV according to US research published in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes. Heart attacks with such causes, rather than attacks caused by hardening of the arteries, predominated among younger people living with HIV who experienced a heart… Read More »
Type 2 diabetes gives rise to an excess of blood sugar – the main type of sugar found in blood – in the body. The body becomes flooded with blood sugar because the regulatory opposition – insulin – is out of action. There are many telltale signs of consistently high blood sugar levels. How does… Read More »
If you need some spices and flavors, opt for curry, parsley, kelp, horseradish, garlic, or miso. These must be eaten in careful balance. Do you think the blood type O diet might be good for you? People with this blood type have it the easiest and can eat a lot of different food types. Low-fat… Read More »
Gastroenteritis is an inflammation of the lining of the intestines caused by bacteria, viruses or parasites. These germs are usually carried in the contaminated food, water or beverages, which may affect an individual or a group of people when consumed. Generally, gastroenteritis resolves with good home care till one feels better. Most frequently, dehydration occurs… Read More »