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Just 2 mins of walk post meal cuts down risk of diabetes and heart disease

The Times of India 18 Apr 2025
... the danger zone for heart disease.The power of a 2-minute walkNow, studies are showing that just 2 minutes of light walking after eating can dramatically reduce your post-meal blood sugar levels.
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Cut liver disease risk by 50 per cent: Top doctors reveal what to eat and ...

Hindustan Times 18 Apr 2025
Liver disease is no longer confined to alcohol abuse ... These findings underscore the urgent need to reduce added sugars in children's diets to combat the rising incidence of pediatric liver disease.
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Researchers discover key factor that makes women 80% more likely to die from breast cancer ...

The Daily Mail 17 Apr 2025
Danish researchers found women with collection of weight-related health problems, like high blood pressure and high blood sugars, as well as excess body fat, were almost 70 per cent more likely to see their disease return.
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Daily pill could replace weight-loss injections like Ozempic - patients lose a stone in a ...

The Daily Mail 17 Apr 2025
All participants were initially obese and had type-2 diabetes but some saw such significant falls in their blood sugar that their disease went into remission.
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How a New Weight-Loss Pill Could Transform Health

Time Magazine 17 Apr 2025
... is managed, potentially even preventing people who are on the verge of diabetes or obesity from developing the diseases at all by helping them control their blood sugar or weight with a daily pill.
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Michelle Trachtenberg’s cause of death revealed after family objected to coroner autopsy

The Los Angeles Times 17 Apr 2025
Diabetes mellitus, according to Mayo Clinic, refers to a group of diseases that impact how the body uses blood sugar. The office did not disclose details about the specific complications that led to Trachtenberg's death ... 26 ... She was 39 ... 'Listen ... .
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Top government food scientist quits after threatening to blow whistle on true dangers of artificial ...

The Daily Mail 17 Apr 2025
Ultraprocessed foods have exploded in the US and elsewhere in recent decades, just as rates of obesity and other diet-related diseases also rise.
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Alarming! Heart attacks caused by sugar and not high cholesterol?

The Times of India 16 Apr 2025
Although eating a lot of sugar and cholesterol can both lead to heart disease, evidence indicates that eating too much sugar—especially added sugars—may be a bigger risk factor than just having high cholesterol.
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'My skin was glowing by day 3': YouTuber Radhi Devlukia reveals what happened when she ...

Hindustan Times 16 Apr 2025
Feeling tired and hungry after meals? 3 things to do to avoid the sugar spike and crash ... Per , “Consuming too much added sugar can raise blood pressure and increase chronic inflammation, both of which are pathological pathways to heart disease.
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Want to live longer? Follow THESE expert-approved tips for longevity

The Times of India 16 Apr 2025
Neurodegenerative Diseases. A diet with adequate nutrients and antioxidants can help protect the brain and reduce the risk of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Respiratory Diseases ... Longevity.Reduced Risk of Chronic Diseases.
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Diabetes, obesity and liver health: Precautions you can’t ignore

The Times of India 15 Apr 2025
Individuals with obesity or diabetes tend to concentrate on blood sugar or weight control, yet the liver is one of the most stressed organs in both diseases and usually ends up being overlooked.
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Dr. Mitra: Stress is part of life, but there are ways to manage it

Florida Today 15 Apr 2025
You may experience increased blood pressure, heart rate, and blood sugar ... If you experience chronic stress, it's essential to learn ways to cope with it to lessen your risk of developing chronic diseases.
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Strong women, stronger futures — Why caring for our health is a responsibility we all share

The Times of India 15 Apr 2025
The report shows that with the right kind of behavioural nudging, 47% decreased their weight, 51% decreased their BP, and 59% decreased their blood sugars. The reality is that cardiovascular disease ...
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