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Last updated on August 7th, 2023Overview In this blog, we talk about something that’s often overlooked but super important for your health – triglycerides. You know, those pesky little fats circulating in your bloodstream. Having high levels can seriously increase your risk of heart disease and other not-so-fun issues. But don’t worry, we’ve got the scoop …
Last updated on September 30th, 2022A diabetic person must be knowing about things that raise their blood sugar. Similar to a diet containing excessive carbs, or inadequate exercise. Also, medications that person consumes for keeping themselves healthy may also raise blood sugar levels. Read this blog to know about “List of Drugs That Raise Blood Sugar” …
The stored form of glucose as glycogen. It is a huge multi-branched polymer of glucose. It accumulates in response to insulin. Glucagon hormone breaks it down into glucose. The storage of glycogen occurs in the liver and muscles. Also, it delivers readily available fuel sources to the body in case blood sugar levels lower down. Read …
Last updated on July 28th, 2023Nowadays, many people are going after the ketogenic diet for weight management. Lowering the carb consumption to a minimum might aid in losing a few pounds. That too, in the initial few weeks to months. Any treatment may result in undesirable outcomes. And, the ketogenic diet is no different. One of …
In the morning, body prepares to rise and liberates a rush of hormones. Those hormones may act against insulin. And, this results in slight rise in the levels of blood sugar. It is referred to as the ‘dawn phenomenon.’ This phenomenon is naturally harmless in many people as their body produces a small quantity of insulin …
Last updated on September 27th, 2022Type 1 diabetes and celiac disease are common autoimmune diseases. The occurrence of celiac disease in type 1 diabetic patients is 6%. Celiac disease occurs in the general population in a 1% ratio. Because of the seeming link between T1D and CD, many doctors would screen for CD after a T1D …
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