Tag: Diabetes Reversal

Ingredients: Puffed Rice- 1 Cup (14 gm) Soaked Chana Dal- 1 Tea spoon (6 gm) Peanuts-3 Tea spoons (15 gm) Onion -20 gm Tomato-20 gm Dry Red Chilly - 1 Piece (broken into two) Turmeric powder – One Pinch Salt- ½ Teaspoon Recipe: 1. Roast Peanuts & Chana Dal in a pan for 2-3 mins till they turn light brown 2. Add Dry Red Chilly, a pinch of Turmeric and...

Impact of diabetes on ear health is often ignored by patients and doctors. As a patient or caregiver, you need to understand the relationship between diabetes and ears, including potential effects on hearing, increased risk of ear infections, and practical tips for maintaining ear health while managing diabetes. Common ear issues in Diabetes: Hearing loss: One of the most common complications...

Doctors are very often asked about multivitamins as preventive supplement. Here is why one should you should take/ not take multi vitamins: Simple multivitamins are probably not required by most adults who eat a balanced diet and get regular sun exposure. Multivitamins may be actually be harmful in some people and these supplements should be taken on doctors recommendations. To ensure...

Chickpea Tikki is a good snacking option for vegetarians Ingredients: ( For one serving ) Boiled Chickpea: 30gm Poha  powder: 10gm Minced Garlic: 1 gloves Oil: 10ml (2 teaspoon) Cumin seeds: 1 pinch Black pepper: 1 pinch Lemon juice: 5ml (1 teaspoon) Salt to taste Mix herbs for taste Water: 20-25 ml or the required amount  Steps : Start with cooking chickpeas in a pan with 1 teaspoon oil, cumin and garlic. Saute...

Saute paneer is a complete meal in itself which is high on proteins and low on carbohydrates and can be used to replace your lunch or dinner Ingredients: ( One serving ) 100 gm Paneer100 gm vegetables (capsicum, onion, tomato)1/4 teaspoon Red chilly flakes1/4 teaspoon Coriander leaves choppedSalt to taste1 tablespoon Butter/ ghee1 pinch crushed black pepper Steps : 1.Heat 1 tbsp butter in a pan on low heat....

Age specific hip fracture risk is significantly increased in both people with type 1 diabetes (relative risk 6.3) and those with type 2 diabetes (relative risk 1.7) in both sexes. Type 1 diabetes is associated with osteoporosis but in type 2 diabetes, and increased risk of a fracture is seen  despite higher bone mineral density (BMD). Providers should assess fracture history...

Diabetes is linked to diseases of the exocrine pancreatitis which may disrupt the global architecture  or physiology of Pancreas often resulting in both exocrine and endocrine dysfunction. Up to 1 of 2 patients with diabetes may have some degree of impaired exocrine pancreatic function. People with diabetes are at an approximately two fold higher risk of developing a Acute Pancreatitis. Conversely, pre-diabetes...

Type 2 diabetes is a long-term, chronic medical condition that affects millions of people in India. A recent study published in the journal Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology shows that prevalence of Diabetes in India at 11.4%. Many factors can contribute to developing type 2 diabetes, including being overweight and obese. Type 2 diabetes can lead to life threatening complications...

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and diabetes are two chronic conditions that can significantly impact an individual's quality of life. The coexistence of these conditions presents a unique challenge, as they can influence each other's progression and management. Rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disorder affecting the joints, and diabetes, a metabolic disorder affecting blood sugar control, require careful attention and proactive management....

Prediabetes is a widespread medical condition affecting a substantial percentage of the adult population worldwide. It is a borderline diabetes condition with frequent high blood sugar levels in the body. Fluctuations in the diet can worsen the condition. Eating healthy during the weekdays and binging on sweets on the weekend can increase the risk of acquiring diabetes type 2. Obesity, sedentary...

Diabetes is a complex metabolic condition that affects various systems in the body, including oral health. The interplay between diabetes and oral health is a topic of increasing importance, as research continues to uncover the significant impact diabetes can have on the mouth, teeth, and gums. In this blog, we will explore the connection between diabetes and oral health,...

Type 2 diabetes is a long-term, chronic medical condition that affects millions of people in India. A recent study published in the journal Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology shows that prevalence of Diabetes in India at 11.4%. Many factors can contribute to developing type 2 diabetes, including being overweight and obese. Type 2 diabetes can lead to life threatening complications...

Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects the body's ability to regulate blood sugar levels. While its primary impact is on glucose metabolism, diabetes can also have secondary effects on various bodily functions. One such area of concern is gastrointestinal health, specifically the relationship between diabetes and constipation. In this blog, we will explore the potential connection between diabetes...

Age specific hip fracture risk is significantly increased in both people with type 1 diabetes (relative risk 6.3) and those with type 2 diabetes (relative risk 1.7) in both sexes. Type 1 diabetes is associated with osteoporosis but in type 2 diabetes, and increased risk of a fracture is seen  despite higher bone mineral density (BMD). Providers should assess fracture history...

Studies suggest that eating suboptimal levels of 10 foods or nutrients — too much of some and not enough of others — was associated with more than 45% of deaths due to type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. Not eating enough of the following foods and nutrients was estimated to contribute to the corresponding percentage of CMD deaths: nuts and seeds (8.5%)seafood-based...

Moderate alcohol intake does not have major detrimental effect on long-term blood glucose management in diabetic patients. Risks associated with alcohol consumption include hypoglycemia and / or delayed hypoglycemia (particularly for those using insulin or secretagogue therapy i.e., sulfonylureas (brand names: Amaryl, Diamicron, Cyblex, Glimer…..). Also there is a resultant Weight gain, and hyperglycemia as a result of intake of excessive...

Ingredients: Puffed Rice- 1 Cup (14 gm) Soaked Chana Dal- 1 Tea spoon (6 gm) Peanuts-3 Tea spoons (15 gm) Onion -20 gm Tomato-20 gm Dry Red Chilly - 1 Piece (broken into two) Turmeric powder – One Pinch Salt- ½ Teaspoon Recipe: 1. Roast Peanuts & Chana Dal in a pan for 2-3 mins till they turn light brown 2. Add Dry Red Chilly, a pinch of Turmeric and...

Normally, blood has a certain level of sugar in it. This range may vary in one’s life due to many external and internal factors. Insulin is the hormone responsible for the maintenance of glucose levels in the body and fluctuations in blood sugar might disturb the insulin production directly or indirectly. A decrease in the production of insulin, and resistance...

Are patients with heart disease, diabetes or hypertension at increased risk to get coronavirus infection? No, people with hypertension, diabetes or heart diseases are at no greater risk of getting the infection than anyone else. Among people with above diseases, is there an increased risk of severe illness or complications once infected? The majority (80%) of people diagnosed with COVID-19 will have...

Diabetes is a complex metabolic disorder that affects millions of people worldwide, and women face unique challenges in managing their health when living with diabetes. We explore the relationship between women's health and diabetes, highlighting specific considerations, risks, and strategies for promoting well-being in women with diabetes. Hormonal Influences and Diabetes: Hormonal changes throughout a woman's life can have a significant...