When we talk about diabetes, the first thing people think of is blood sugar: fasting levels, HbA1c, insulin and so on. But rarely do we speak about what diabetes does to the mind: the emotional wear ...

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For millions of people living with diabetes, managing blood sugar levels has always been a meticulous and demanding task. The ...

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Fenugreek greens also aid in lowering cholesterol. Coriander Seeds: Coriander seeds possess hypoglycaemic properties, which help reduce high cholesterol. Apart from using coriander in food, one can ...

Hypoglycemia refers to low levels of sugar, or glucose, in the blood. Low blood sugar can cause tiredness, shaking, and many other symptoms. It can be life threatening in severe cases. There are ...

“By monitoring glucose levels by CGM, most hypoglycaemic attacks could be avoided even when driving. Such systems are expected to make driving safer for people with diabetes.” Read the full study in ...

The ongoing Ramadan season is an auspicious time when Muslims fast through the day and break it only after sunset. They have an early breakfast, before dawn and dinner post-sunset. For people ...

But paramedics at the scene thought she was having a hypoglycaemic attack as her blood glucose levels were alarmingly low, which could have been the cause of the accident. The actress, who has also ...

However, paramedics at the scene thought she was having a hypoglycaemic attack as her blood glucose levels were alarmingly low, which could have been the cause of the accident. He added ...

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