A small new study suggests that even one exercise session may be able to reverse some of the harm caused by overeating. Researchers studied five women and found that one day of overeating reduced the body's fat-burning oxidation rate - a rate that is linked to insulin sensitivity. But when the same women exercised after overeating they increased... Read more
Although gastric bypass surgery has been touted as being a lifesaver for diabetics, a new study found that Diabetics lost less weight as a result of the surgery, than overweight non-diabetics.
The study, from the Bariatric Surgery Program at University of California, San Francisco, studied 310 people. They found that 92 percent of the... Read more
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Biologists at Harvard have located three "crucial molecular switches," that can convert a normal pancreas cell to an insulin-producing cell, the Washington Post is reporting.
This cell transformation would allow patients with Diabetes to have their cells reprogrammed and would cure them of the chronic ailment without the use of drugs or... Read more
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