Back in 1975, aspiring actor and 5-time Mr. Olympia, Arnold Schwarzenegger, was convinced to compete again by 2 filmmakers wanting to capture his training in
When it comes to food myths, diabetes and prediabetes are fertile ground for outdated ideas and misinformation – or rather misunderstood information. The good news
“Should you be eating that?” “Is that good for you?” “Won’t that make your blood sugar worse?”
Poor choices are easy when there’s no (meal) plan We don’t make the best choices when tired And when we have the added concern of
Last week, I was in San Francisco, California along with over 15,000 diabetes professionals from across the globe who went to get the latest science
“Metformin Is Tied To Long-term Weight Loss In Prediabetes!” “Diabetes Drug Metformin May Help Reverse Serious Heart Condition!” “Metformin May Help Obese With Prediabetes Maintain
Are you tired of feeling tired all the time? You aren’t alone. Studies have shown that on average, people today are getting less and less
A diagnosis of prediabetes doesn’t mean you’ll spend the rest of your life jabbing a needle in your thigh before every meal. Because let’s face it, that’s a distressing thought. And we probably all know someone for whom that is their reality.
Recently we talked about 65 Ways To Get More Active Everyday, but today we’re going to switch up the focus to your diet. And by diet, I don’t mean some crazy cabbage soup weight loss plan. I am just talking about your normal, day-to-day eating style.
Along with a diagnosis of prediabetes comes a handful of lifestyle changes that you’ll be encouraged to make to improve and maintain your health. Chief of which is likely to be increasing your physical activity – even if you’re already at a healthy weight.
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