Diabetes
Do You Remember the Top Health News of 2016?
January 3rd, 2017Every year, research uncovers new health and nutrition information, and 2016 was no exception! Keeping up on the latest findings is a good way to ensure a healthy, happy New Year.
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Turmeric’s Mighty Role in Fighting Diabetes
November 1st, 2016November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Find out details of studies that show how the power of turmeric can battle diabetes.
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Magnesium Is Crucial to Your Health
July 29th, 2016Learn the 5 key roles magnesium plays in your health and how a deficiency could be the cause of many health problems.
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Kidney Health Basics: High Blood Creatinine Levels
May 9th, 2016What you should know about high blood creatinine levels – including six strategies to lower the risk associated with this medical red flag.
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That Stinks! Health Conditions That Cause Body Odor
May 6th, 2016Check out these 6 conditions – including diabetes and liver issues – that may result in an increase of body odor.
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6 Eye Symptoms You Should Not Ignore
April 18th, 2016The eyes are said to be the windows to the soul, but can they also be a window to our health?
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Does Sugar Affect Your Brain?
April 4th, 2016Learn about the damaging health effects of consuming too much sugar…and it’s not just diabetes!
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Is Purple Bread the New Superfood?
March 31st, 2016Purple bread can be digested up to 20% slower than white bread, thus reducing its glycemic index. Find out more about this potential new superfood!
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Frequent Night Urination: 6 Signs You Should See Your Doctor
February 29th, 2016Increased urination at night, or nocturia, is a common condition that leaves many longing for a good night’s sleep. But needing to get up to urinate often during the night may be a sign of a serious health problem.
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6 Symptoms that Show Up on Your Feet
January 21st, 2016Discover the early warning signs exhibited on your feet that could potentially be alerting you to serious health conditions.
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