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Parents’ intake of sugar substitutes may influence offspring gut biology, study finds
A new mouse study suggests that sweeteners consumed by parents may reshape gut bacteria, microbial metabolites, and metabolic…
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/434016/ Parents’ intake of sugar substitutes may influence offspring gut biology, study finds #bacteria #CardiovascularDisease #children #diabetes #Éire #Euthanasia #Fasting #Gene #GeneExpression #Genetic #Glucose #Glycemia #Health #hyperinsulinemia #IE #Ireland #Metabolites #Nutrition #Protein #RibonucleicAcid
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Aloe Vera reduces blood sugar levels #aloevera #bloodsugar #aloeverabenefits #glycemia ... Continue to: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1341909074624114/
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Aloe Vera reduces blood sugar levels #aloevera #bloodsugar #aloeverabenefits #glycemia ... Continue to: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1341909074624114/
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/351431/ Researchers show red blood cells drive better glucose tolerance at high altitude #blood #BloodSugar #Cell #CellMetabolism #Chronic #Cytometry #diabetes #Éire #Fasting #FlowCytometry #Glucose #GlucoseMetabolism #Glycemia #Health #Hemoglobin #Hypoglycemia #Hypoxia #IE #imaging #Insulin #Intracellular #Ireland #Metabolism #MouseModel #Oxygen #Phlebotomy #Protein #RedBloodCells #Research #shunt #Tomography #Type2Diabetes
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/152401/ Diabetes remission possible with GLP-1 drugs, Italian study confirms #Agonist #blood #BloodPressure #diabetes #Drugs #Éire #Exenatide #Frequency #Glucagon #GlucagonLikePeptide1 #Glycemia #HbA1c #Health #IE #Insulin #Ireland #Pandemic #Receptor #semaglutide #Type2Diabetes #WeightLoss
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Metformin’s blood sugar control starts in the brain, not just the liver, study finds
Scientists uncover how low-dose metformin targets brain pathways to lower blood sugar, ope…
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Basic: blood glucose is not the issue
A lot of T2 diabetics are focused on their blood glucose levels. They monitor it and they want medication that will make it go down. But that's the wrong thing to focus on. Kinda.
Blood glucose is a side effect of what the problem really is. High blood glucose, i.e. diabetes, it generated by two causes:
1) High glucid intake.2
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Progress: 1 year anniversary
This is the first year anniversary of my diabetes diagnosis. To celebrate, I had a quarterly blood test done this morning.
The results are in: fasting sugar 86mg/dl, HbA1c 5.4% (down from 5.44% the last time). So, everything is still good, post-diabetes is sticking as expected.
Below is a graph of all my data over the last year: daily average
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Day to day: rice
The one thing that I'm still not entirely happy eating is rice. Pasta, wheat, and everything else doesn't spike me much anymore. But rice keeps my blood sugar high for a long time.
For example, the other night I ate a big bowl of rice and vegetables with breaded "chicken" (wheat since I'm vegetarian). So a nasty combination of rice and wheat in several forms. Before I
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Basics: the “clean” diet
I saw someone recently complain that they had a "clean diet" but after meals they felt bad and nauseous. It's surprising because for a diabetic, it's usually when you eat badly that you feel bad, not when you have a "clean" meal.
So after asking what the "clean diet" was, he explained that it was lots of fruit, rice, oats, all whole food stuff. This is essentially the exact wrong diet for a
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Tip: lower your blood glucose from your chair
So you're working hard at controlling and lowering your glycaemia. You usually do exercise after each meal as a way to spend the glucose you eat and lose weight. But sometimes, especially at work, you can't just leave your desk and go for a 20 minutes walk. So what can you do?
There is a trick that you can do at your desk or even at a restaurant table t
https://diabeti.st/tip-lower-your-blood-glucose-from-your-chair/