Category: Diabetes

Elevated blood sugar levels are the primary feature of diabetes. Diabetes is presently one of the most prevalent metabolic illnesses worldwide. Diabetes has the potential to cause severe problems if it is not managed. However, many people inadvertently make little blunders daily that might aggravate their blood sugar levels. The management of diabetes heavily depends […]

Diabetes is one of the most common diseases, with millions of people diagnosed worldwide. It is a long-lasting health condition that impacts our body’s ability to produce or use insulin. When there isn’t enough insulin in our body or when our blood cells stop responding to insulin, too much blood sugar circulates in our bloodstream. […]

With more than 70 million people above 18 suffering from Type 2 Diabetes and nearly 25 million people at risk of diabetes, according to the World Health Organization, the need for smart food choices for controlling blood sugar levels has become more crucial. Diabetes, a chronic health condition characterized by high blood sugar levels, requires […]

People with diabetes are generally prone to certain diseases. Diabetes has far-reaching implications, increasing the risk of several other health issues. Managing blood sugar levels is therefore crucial to avoid developing five diseases closely linked to diabetes. Let us understand five diseases that people with diabetes are vulnerable to. Cardiovascular Disease – The Leading Complication: […]

Diabetes is a chronic health condition that affects millions of people around the world. It is a lifestyle disease associated with a sedentary lifestyle. We must take the necessary measures to reduce our risk of Diabetes.  This starts with making healthier dietary choices and being aware of the small mistakes we make in our daily […]

In recent times, people have become increasingly vulnerable to chronic lifestyle-related disorders such as diabetes stemming from sedentary routines, poor eating habits, and increasing stress levels. In India, around 77 million individuals aged 18 and above are suffering from type 2 diabetes, while close to 25 million face pre-diabetic conditions, which means they are at […]