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Poor Sleep For One Night is Equal to 6-Month High-Fat Diet, Study Says

Sleep deprivation can lead to the development of Type 2 diabetes, which can cause even more adverse health conditions.

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The Easiest Exercise Routines May Help Lower Blood Pressure for Overweight People

Researchers said that with a few minutes of easy exercise every day could help lower blood pressure for overweight and obese people who are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
Eating Homemade Food Reduces Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes, Harvard Study Says

A recent study made by the researchers from Harvard reveals that home-cooked meals may help prevent diabetes.
Marijuana Use Increases Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Precursor, Study Claims

A long term health study shows that people who use marijuana are more prone to have prediabates during their middle age.
Early Signs Of Type 2 Diabetes Can Now Be Indentified, Study Says

Researchers have discovered that warning signs for Type 2 diabetes can be quickly seen a few days after eating sugary food.
Google Is Working On A Project To Help Improve Diabetes Treatment

Google and Sanofi teamed up to create a revolutionary tool in improving diabetes treatment. The gigantic company Google teamed up with the French pharmaceutical company Sanofi to come up with tools that will aid patients in managing diabetes.
Soda Diabetes: Obesity Or Not, Sugary Drinks Linked To MILLIONS Of Type-2 Diabetes Cases

In the past, there have been numerous studies linking soda and diabetes, particularly type 2, an illness also often associated with the current obesity epidemic - however, a new study has found that it's not necessary for a person to be obese for the consumption of sugary drinks to lead them to this illness.
Red Wine Diabetes: Mediterranean Diet Heavy On Wine Boosts ‘Good Cholesterol’ On Diabetes Patients

Time and again, studies of different natures have proven the amazing potential of the Mediterranean diet on health, ranging from improving heart health to even boosting longevity - and now, the latest studies show that one of the main components of this diet can improve the health of those suffering from a widely spread condition, as red wine's diabetes properties come to light.
Type 2 Diabetes Reversal Possible With WWI Chemical, Study Shows

In the midst of the obesity epidemic crisis, many other diseases related to it are being studied and treated, including the different levels of hyperglycemia and insulin resistance in the body – now, a new study has shown that there might be a way around type 2 diabetes reversal after first experiments with rodents.
Diabetes Fructose: Type 2 Diabetes Caused Primarily By Fructose, New Study Says

Though experts have often said that diabetes and fructose are closely related, the first studies proving this have been released to the public, and the first findings point towards the theory that added sugars, particularly fructose, might be the leading cause behind type 2 diabetes.
Does Drinking More Coffee Lowers Your Risk To Develop Type II Diabetes?

Coffee and Diabetes- In earlier days, coffee is regarded as one of the bad beverages that bring undesirable effects to one's health. But today, it is different.
Does Cinnamon Helps Cure Diabetes? Recent Study Shows Cinnamon Can Lower Risk To Diabetes

Does Cinnamon Helps Cure Diabetes? Cinnamon has been publicized to improve blood glucose levels. Several studies have shown that the use of cinnamon lowers insulin resistance by lowering the blood sugar.
Yogurt For Diabetes: Yay Or Nay? New Study Reveals Whether Yogurt Helps Prevent Type 2 Diabetes

Many things have been said about the consumption of this dairy derivative, but a recent study could point out to the fact that yogurt's diabetes effects are ultimately more than meets the eye: perhaps it could even prevent the disease.
Bile Acids And Diabetes: New Treatment For Diabetes Might Be Coming Up

The new discoveries bile acids' diabetes action could potentially mean new treatment for the disease, which is one of the leading causes of death in the United States of America.
Low Magnesium in Diet Linked to Diabetes Risk

A new study shows that enough Magnesium in your diet could save you from developing Diabetes. Magnesium is the fourth highest mineral in the body. This means, if you're not getting enough of it, you are exposing yourself to risk of getting type 2 Diabetes.