what you need to know when exercising with diabetes

Regular exercise can help manage both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and there is strong evidence that it can help control long-term blood glucose (sugar) levels in type 2 diabetes.
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How to minimize the risk of a heart attack

If you’ve already had a heart attack, you’re at an increased risk of having another. But taking control of your own heart and blood vessel health can significantly lower your chances of having a second heart attack. What causes a heart attack? A heart attack, known as a myocardial infarction, is a serious medical condition
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Employee medical insurance, why it is very important.

We completely understand that not every business is quite ready to be offering employee benefits to their staff. Even if you are, you might be considering other forms of benefits that might be more attractive than simply a group health insurance plan.
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After a prostate biopsy, a large review study indicates a modest incidence of erectile dysfunction.

It’s unnerving to have a prostate biopsy to screen for cancer, but the operation has a low risk of side effects. Antibiotics can help prevent infections, and the discomfort and bleeding that some men feel usually go away quickly. Biopsies have long been suspected of interfering with a man’s capacity to have an erection. In

The Causes and Consequences of Malabsorption, as Well as a Simple Way to Get Your Nutrients

It is not always clear what causes malabsorption, but it can be devastating because our body has no proper functioning of the nutrients. Malabsorption is more common in many chronic diseases, and many patients need supplementation in some form or another. In this article, we’ll look at what malabsorption is, why it happens, how it
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The Burden of Inequalities in Dental Care

One of the most common and underappreciated noncommunicable diseases is tooth decay. It is an inequitable disorder that overwhelmingly affects the world’s poorest citizens. “You’re supposed to die with your teeth intact,”. Dentists do not usually tell the patients this truth when they are extracting their decayed tooth. People from lower socioeconomic backgrounds have poorer