Medical experts urge individuals with diabetes to navigate the October heat and festive treats with caution, emphasizing hydration, food choices, and monitoring blood sugar levels.

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Diwali, the festival of lights, brings with it an abundance of joy, vibrant decorations, and a spread of delectable treats.

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Do you want to enjoy the festivities without worrying about the sugar spike? If yes, follow these seven easy steps to manage ...

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