This article discusses the progression from normal blood sugar to prediabetes and adult-onset diabetes.
Stop Diabetes In Its Tracks: Control Prediabetes Now
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High Blood Sugar and Vision: A Guide for Everyone
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This article explores the wide-ranging effects of elevated blood sugar on eye health, preventive measures to safeguard vision, and what everyone—including those without diabetes—should know. High blood sugar is often associated with diabetes, but its effects on the eyes aren’t limited to those with advanced diabetes. Even normoglycemics (those with normal blood sugar levels) and…
Know the Best Forms of Supplements to Lower Blood Sugar
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This article dives into the importance of knowing the right form of supplements to maximize absorption. Why Bioavailability Matters Bioavailability refers to the proportion of a supplement that enters circulation when introduced to the body and has an active effect. Choosing the correct form of each supplement can significantly impact its effectiveness. Tier 1 Supplements…
How Drinking Coffee After a Meal Can Increase Postprandial Blood Sugar
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Many enjoy a warm cup of coffee after meals, often as a comforting ritual to end a satisfying meal. However, recent studies suggest that this widespread habit could influence blood sugar levels, particularly for those already managing prediabetes or diabetes. This article explores how drinking coffee after a meal may impact postprandial (after-meal) blood glucose…
You Need To Know The Mindblowing Blood Sugar Lowering Effects Of Vinegar
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There are many ways that vinegar can lower the postprandial blood sugar. This video has English subtitles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP2F_iXG6B4 This video is part of a series related to postprandial or after-meal blood sugars. Don’t Get Sick! Stay current by subscribing. Feel free to share and like. YouTube videos: If you are interested in how to lower…
A surprising reason why people get heart attacks
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This article presents a study showing why people not previously diagnosed with diabetes get heart attacks.[1] Diabetes is a risk factor for Acute Coronary Syndromes (ACS). ACS includes those with heart attacks and those who almost have heart attacks suffering chest pains due to an occluded coronary artery. Having diabetes increases the risk factor for…