Researchers are one step closer to pinpointing the direct cause of Type 1 diabetes. Dr. Dario Vignali and his team at St Jude Children’s Research Center have discovered how destructive immune cells gain access to insulin-producing cells and help cause type 1 diabetes. These findings may lead to possible strategies for halting or... Read more
Normally, I focus most of my articles on helping people lose weight safely, but this month I wanted to bring awareness to the guys on Diabeteens.com about the consequences of poor diabetes management and their sexual health.
Sexual Dysfunction refers to the difficulty for someone to engage in normal sexual activity including desire,... Read more
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While diabetes most noticeable impacts the way your body processes glucose and your blood sugar levels, other parts of the body are effected over time. Of course, well managed blood sugars will reduce the impact on your... Read more
Below are links to Andrew's other nutrition/diet/exercise articles:
Changing your eating habits Part I
Carbohydrates
Proteins
Losing weight with diabetes
Eating well in a school cafeteria
Changing Your Eating Habits Part II
Effective Cardio Exercise
Lately I have been getting a lot of private messages on how... Read more
So, if you’ve been following my articles on how to get started on improving your health through diet and exercise, you've noticed an emphasis on good nutrition and strength training. The other part of this is your cardiovascular health -- aerobic exercise. This aspect of exercise can be complicated with diabetes, I know, because of the... Read more
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