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Physical Activity Induces Hormone That Helps Prevent Diabetes & Obesity
Jan 14th
People who are physically active in their lifetime are less susceptible to obesity and diabetes, a new study suggests.
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Diabetes Breakthrough, Testing Tears Instead Of Blood For Sugar Levels
Nov 12th
Scientists found a way to use tears instead of drawing blood to test patient’s sugar levels.
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A Pill To Treat Diabetes Gives Hope To Millions Of Diabetics Worldwide
Oct 5th
A pill could soon be developed to treat or prevent type 2 diabetes after a study made on diabetic mice found a compound, produced naturally by the body has successfully restored blood sugar metabolism to normal.
Children Is Not Spared From Bad Cholesterol
Sep 19th
Currently, it is not only in the western world where a lot of children suffer from obesity, hypertension, cardiovascular problem, diabetes and other diseases.
Explore The Healthful Benefits Of Papaya
Sep 14th
Papaya is a tropical fruit that thrives in abundance in the Philippines, it is available all year round.
Increase Of New Cancer Cases In Less Than A Decade Noted
Sep 7th
The number of new cancer cases has increased by 20 percent in less than ten years and now stands at 12 million annually, according to the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF).
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Researchers Induce Obesity To Primates, Aim To Treat Condition Of Obese Humans
Aug 18th
A group of researchers is using the monkeys to compare gastric bypass surgery with weight loss from forced dieting.
The Benefits That Can Be Derived From Sabila
May 8th
Sabila or Aloe vera as it is world widely known belongs to the family Liliaceae.
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The Potential Benefits Of Banaba
Apr 27th
In the Philippines, banaba is known to be an ornamental plant that is usually propagated in urban parks and along thoroughfares because of its beautiful flowers which are racemes of pink to lavender that are evenly distributed among its branches.
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Metabolic Syndrome Is Predominant To Non Vegetarians – Study
Apr 24th
Vegetarians have experienced a much lower risk of metabolic syndrome than non-vegetarians, according to researchers at Loma Linda University in California.
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