Time-restricted eating proves effective for managing type 2 diabetes among Australians. A recent study reveals it matches ...

Type 2 diabetes can cause significant harm to the body if left untreated. However, dietary choices can help manage the blood sugar levels. A recent study found that a common vegetable can reduce high ...

Here are some worst foods for your brain health: Cutting out trans fats and increasing unsaturated fats in your diet may help ...

Diabetes patients must eat dry fruits. Chestnut is especially a dry fruit whose consumption reduces blood sugar in the body.

Diet sodas, processed cookies and cereals strongly linked to higher blood sugar levels in people with type 2 diabetes ...

Experts caution that more research is needed to understand long-term benefits of the diet. Only eating during certain hours ...

The Global Diabetic Food Market was valued at US$ 13.80 Billion ... These consist of ready-to-eat meals, snacks, and drinks that are quick to prepare, nutrient-dense, and low in sugar and carbs.

The Zero Sugar Tolerant Diet is about cutting out added sugars completely while also reducing natural sugars significantly. The diet promotes eating whole, unprocessed foods that can help you regulate ...

People with mild type 2 diabetes who follow a low-carb diet may be able to stop taking medication.A new study finds eating ...

Fruit jams and preserves can be as much as 60 per cent sugar. Eating jam on toast, particularly fibre-rich wholegrain toast, reduces the overall glycaemic load (the rate at which a food raises ...

When people with diabetes eat foods high in carbs, their blood sugar levels can surge. High carb intake typically requires high doses of insulin or diabetes medication to manage blood sugar.

Now researchers from the University of Texas at Austin say eating highly processed packaged food like diet sodas, cookies and cereals is strongly linked to higher blood sugar levels in people with ...