Compensatory Effects of Exercise and Sleep on Diabetes Risk: What About Food?
The compensatory effect of exercise is clear and supplementing sleep at the weekend also has an effect… The compensatory effect of food is still “controversial” Posted on 04.19.2024 at 6.10pm Posted on 04.19.2024 at 6.10pm Modified on 04.19.2024 at 2.28pm Views 3 Lack of sleep increases the risk of developing diabetes. Is there anything that […]
Oats and Barley: The Key to Managing Hyperlipidemia and Diabetes
Rich in unsaturated fatty acids which contribute to the prevention and management of hyperlipidemia Posted on 04.18.2024 19:19 Posted on 04.18.2024 19:19 Edited on 04.18.2024 17:28 Views 7 According to the National Standard Table of Food Ingredients, 100 g of oat rice contains 6.51 g of protein and reduce the risk of hyperlipidemia (dyslipidemia), etc. […]
The Long-Term Impact of Pregnancy Complications: A 40-Year Study on Premature Death Risk
The increased risk of premature death due to pregnancy complications such as preeclampsia and diabetes has persisted for more than 40 years. Posted on 04.16.2024 at 3.30pm Posted on 04.16.2024 at 3.30pm Modified on 04.16.2024 at 3.27pm Views 7 The risk of premature death among women who experienced health problems during pregnancy has been confirmed […]
The Link Between Smoking and Increased Visceral Fat: New Study Findings
It has been confirmed that smoking actually increases visceral fat. Posted on 04.16.2024 10.57 Posted on 04.16.2024 10.57 Modified on 04.16.2024 11.40 Views 336 It has been shown that starting to smoke or continuing to smoke throughout your life can increase abdominal fat, especially visceral fat. [사진= 게티이미지뱅크]“They say that if you stop smoking you […]
Understanding the Risk Factors for Dementia: Blood Pressure, Diabetes, and More.
Risk factors for dementia include blood pressure, diabetes, alcohol consumption, smoking, etc. Posted on 14.04.2024 13:56 Posted on 14.04.2024 13:56 Modified on 14.04.2024 16:27 Views 9,198 Among hundreds of causes of dementia, the most dangerous factors are blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, weight , alcohol, smoking, depression, inflammation, pollution, there are 15 factors, including hearing, sleep, […]
Sugar Addiction: The Hidden Health Risks of Sweet Treats
“Choose the food he hassweet flavourAnd it’s cold. To quench your thirst and refresh yourself, for example, ice cream, fruit slices, crushed ice, sugary drinks and soft drinks until it becomes a habit that sweet foods and drinks make you feel refreshed. animated If you don’t eat dessert you will feel weak, tired and irritable. […]
Treating Gum Disease Reduces Atrial Fibrillation Recurrence Risk by 61%
Treating gum disease reduces the risk of atrial fibrillation recurrence by 61%. Posted on 04.13.2024 at 5.00pm Posted on 04.13.2024 at 5.00pm Modified on 04.13.2024 at 5.06pm Views 1,895 Treatment of gum disease following procedures to correct irregular and abnormally fast heart rates has been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease recurrence. [사진=게티이미지뱅크]Study […]
The Link Between Sleep Duration and Diabetes Risk: Why Quality Sleep is Essential for Health
There is not enough research on diet control: diabetes and sleep are also directly related Diabetes can cause immeasurable damage to your health, but in addition to paying attention to your diet, maintaining good quality sleep also plays a key role in preventing blood sugar from rising. Some studies have found that the shorter the […]
The Power of Evening Exercise: Study Shows Significant Benefits for Obese and Diabetic Patients
Results from an 8-year follow-up of 30,000 adults over age 40 show that evening exercise is more effective in patients with obesity and type 2 diabetes Posted on 04.12.2024 2.17pm Posted on 04.12.2024 2.17pm Modified on 04.12.2024 3.55pm Views 914 Regular exercise is an important activity for good health. When do you exercise and does […]
Using Mouthwash Improves Blood Sugar Levels in Diabetic Patients: Research Findings
Research has shown that using mouthwash in diabetic patients helps improve blood sugar levels. [사진: 셔터스톡] [디지털투데이 AI리포터] One study showed that just gargling can improve blood sugar levels in diabetic patients. A research team from the Japan Collaborative Laboratory for Oral and Systemic Sciences at Osaka University in Japan studied how mouthwash affects blood […]
