diabetes
A new discovery: Benefits of type 2 diabetes drugs – reducing alcohol cravings
Some drugs can be not only effective, but also have multiple purposes, and help to fight different problems. According to a new study, drugs used to treat Type 2 diabetes and obesity may reduce cravings for alcohol.
Kate Yakimchuk research meds health facts Cooking 13 January 2024
Night owls are in danger: A study on ties between sleep schedule and diabetes
A new experiment shows the risks that night owls face when it comes to their health. Specialists found that adults with night owl sleep schedules had less healthy lifestyles and higher risks of developing diabetes than those with early-morning habits.
Kate Yakimchuk research sleep habits Psychology 16 October 2023
When your blood sugar level is too low: Healthy food tips
Even if you don't have diabetes, you should take care of your blood sugar level, because it can strongly affect your well-being and health. It's bad when it's too high, and it's also bad when it's too low - you can feel unwell in both cases.
Kate Yakimchuk sugar health Cooking 12 October 2023
Alcohol does not protect you from T2D: A new study on drinks and diabetes
People often have misconceptions about alcohol drinks - and one of them is that they can somehow help you to prevent type 2 diabetes. A new experiment looked at whether having one or two drinks a day could protect against certain health problems like obesity and T2D.
Kate Yakimchuk research alcohol health Cooking 30 September 2023
Perfect diet for T2D patients: A new study
People with type 2 diabetes have to control their diet carefully, and scientists always try to find the best advice for them. New research from the University of Alabama at Birmingham tells us that for people with Type 2 diabetes, the kind of protein in your diet might not be as important as losing weight overall.
Kate Yakimchuk research food dieting Cooking 28 September 2023
No breakfast carbs is better for type 2 diabetes: A new study on health and carbs
If you have type 2 diabetes, then you should be extremely careful with what you eat regularly. A recent study suggests a simple change in breakfast might help people with Type 2 diabetes control their blood sugar levels.
Kate Yakimchuk research breakfast carbohydrates Cooking 27 September 2023
Ginger can help people with autoimmune diseases: A new study on benefits of ginger
Ginger can be pretty beneficial for your health in many ways, but it seems to be helpful for people with autoimmune diseases too. New study suggests that ginger supplements might be helpful for individuals with autoimmune diseases, and they have tests to prove it.
Kate Yakimchuk food ginger research health Cooking 26 September 2023
Fewer meals a day can prevent diabetes: A new study on meals and health
While some nutritionists offer eating smaller portions frequently, scientists claim that it might be better to eat bigger portions less often. It's all about insulin and type 2 diabetes, and how frequent meals can affect it.
Kate Yakimchuk research health meals Cooking 24 September 2023
Insulin resistance and dieting: A new study on how genes and diet are correlated
Insulin is a powerful hormone that regulates sugar in our bodies, so scientists study it a lot. Meanwhile, insulin resistance is still poorly studied, so a team of scientists have researched it recently.
Kate Yakimchuk research genetics dieting Cooking 20 September 2023
Exploring the Benefits of Early Breakfast: New Research
Our eating habits and schedules vary, but a new study suggests that eating your first meal earlier can benefit your health a lot. The study, conducted with over 100,000 people from the French NutriNet-Santé cohort, sheds light on the connection between meal timing and the higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Kate Yakimchuk research breakfast health Cooking 30 July 2023