Chronic illness
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The Silent Struggle: Understanding and Managing Neuro-Fatigue After a Stroke

After a person has had a neurological incident, such as a stroke, they may suffer from neuro-fatigue, which is a distinct and challenging disorder to deal with. The symptoms of neuro-fatigue are unlike those of typical tiredness, which might leave you feeling as though you are swimming in concrete or perpetually fatigued. I look at Continue reading
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How Visceral (Belly) Fat Affects Your Leptin Levels, Hunger, and Diabetes Risk

You probably know that having too much body fat is bad for your health. But did you know that not all fat is created equal? Some fat is stored under your skin, while some fat is stored around your organs. The latter is called visceral fat, and it’s the most dangerous type of fat for Continue reading
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Trends in Stroke: How Technology and Therapy Are Improving Outcomes

Stroke is a serious medical condition that affects millions of people worldwide every year. It occurs when the blood supply to a part of the brain is interrupted, causing brain cells to die. Stroke can lead to permanent disability or death if not treated quickly and effectively. Fortunately, the incidence of stroke-related emergencies has decreased Continue reading
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They Lied, Meat is Not the Enemy. Here’s Why

You’ve probably heard it before: meat is bad for you. Meat causes cancer. Meat causes heart disease. Meat causes diabetes. But is that really true? Or is there more to the story than “meats” the eye? I know some of you meat naysayers, activists and vegetarians are already grunting your teeth But don’t worry; I’ll Continue reading
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The Evolution of Diabetes: Prevalence and Trends Based on Empirical Data from Scientific Literature

Introduction:Diabetes is a group of metabolic disorders characterized by high blood sugar levels over a prolonged period. There are two main types of diabetes: Type 1 (autoimmune diabetes that causes insulin deficiency) and Type 2 (insulin resistance-related diabetes). The prevalence of diabetes has been monitored over time as a significant public health concern in order Continue reading
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It’s NOT GYM! Focus on These 5 Glucose Hacks for Sugar Control and Weight loss.

Do you want to improve your health by balancing your blood sugar levels? Are you interested in finding out some easy tips to control your blood sugar levels while enjoying your favorite foods? If so, this is the right post for you. You may also want to read Jessie Inchauspé’s book, Glucose Revolution. Jessie is Continue reading
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The Dark Side of the Blood Sugar Target and the Diabetes Drugs: Revealed by Reuters Investigation.

For many people with diabetes, lowering their blood sugar levels to a specific target is a constant goal. They are bombarded with ads and advice from drugmakers, doctors and public health officials to use medications and monitor their glucose to achieve an A1c score below 7%. This, they are told, can help them live longer Continue reading
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The Link Between Anger and Stroke: Tips on How to Lower Your Risk.

It is well recognized that anger, emotional distress, and other negative emotions raise the risk of stroke, particularly in the hour following their experience. But what is the scientific basis for this relationship? What impact do our emotions have on our brain and blood vessels? The stress response—also referred to as the fight-or-flight response—holds the Continue reading


