One in three diabetics in the world now live in India or China. Did that surprise you too? Does the “canary in the coal mine” scenario jog a synapse or two? Global warming, financial collapse, rampant disease, and we’re supposed to be afraid of terrorists?
Read MoreExercise decreases everyone’s insulin resistance and therefore reduces the chances of developing diseases such as type 2 diabetes. This study shows that even a single bout of exercise helps obese individuals increase their body’s fat-burning rate and improve their metabolic health. In other words, you still have to “move it” to “lose it”.
Read MoreWith 24 million Americans diagnosed with diabetes and 10.5 million of those (44%) who report they do not have it under control, and 5.7 million (24%) don’t even know they have it yet, improved patient education seems like a...
Read MoreChronic inflammation and anti-inflammatory drugs pose a potential hurdle to accurate prostate cancer risk diagnosis.
Read MoreStudent science class experiment has added result of altered food preferences and food choices. Seeing the impacts of eating genetically modified junk food on lab rats first hand, the students began eating real food again — the whole, fresh and lively kind.
Read MoreNew research from Mintel shows market sales for chocolate, cigarettes and alcohol strong and steady. Historically, these “sin stocks” have performed well during times of economic recession. The also do well in times of economic exuberance as well. Seems we love to alter our states of awareness. If we’d add a few healthy strategies, we could party and still be healthy.
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