#glucose intolerance

[aproposporpoise]

my sponsor and I were chilling out on her front porch, talking, and I'm immediately like "I need to get a little bit more naked here, it's sunny and this is my first time outside in a while and I need some UV disinfectant for this horrendous breakout" and immediately there's a sweat bee after me and I'm not very afraid of bees but I dislike insects around my face and she's like "Lemme get it" "NO don't kill it, I just have high blood sugar from the soda I just drank and it wants to investigate I just don't want it in my fffaaa-haaaace!" and I hide in my tank top and say "Just don't kill it it probably just wants my sweet sweat, it'll go away"

and that's the attitude I have towards people reaching out to me concerned and I'm like "nononono, oh no, I know I have sweet blood, please go away and you won't get hurt"

[biology-geology-beaches-india]

The Scientific Research Notes of S. Sunkavally, Printed Part, Page 55.

Dates unclear, but certainly between 2006-2012.

[medicomunicare]

Red meat and sugary stuff: potential risk factors for colorectal cancer in young adults

Background In recent decades, colorectal cancer has traditionally been considered a prevalent disease among older adults. However, recent epidemiological studies have revealed a worrying increase in the incidence of this disease among young adults. While several genetic and environmental factors contribute to the risk of developing colorectal cancer, diet appears to play a crucial role. In…

Red meat and sugary stuff: potential risk factors for colorectal cancer in young adults

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Prepare Your Sleep Back Insomniacs, Here's Your Solution

Prepare Your Sleep Back Insomniacs, Here’s Your Solution

Prepare Your Sleep Back Insomniacs: Sleepless flocks like a note, researchers have seen people who have difficulty sleeping may be more likely to stroke, heart attack or other cardiovascular conditions. Do yoga & you can feel sleepy, Indian experts stated.

Health experts here have found a solution to the problems raised by Chinese authorities. According to them, yogas – Shavasana, Vajrasana…

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[wantweightloss]

Artificial Sweeteners Associated With Glucose Intolerance

Artificial sweeteners, such as aspartame, could induce the development of glucose intolerance in mice and maybe even some humans, a new study has found. As described in Nature, the researchers found that the sweeteners drove changes in the composition and function of gut microbes, which they Read more at http://weightlossguideto.com/awesome/artificial-sweeteners-associated-with-glucose-intolerance/ To read more on this topic click here

[stantonphotostudios]

Predatory vs Real Academic Publishing

Predatory vs Real Academic Publishing

Why Predatory Journals Will Take Over

Up until a year ago I have never heard of the term “predatory journal” and I would still be quite oblivious to them, had I not been told that 3 of my articles were published in them!

What is a Predatory Journal?

The official definition:

In academic publishing, predatoryopen access publishing is an exploitative open-access publishing business model that…

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[518acupuncture]

The “low” on artificial sweeteners

Recently, researchers have been looking into the effects of artificial sweeteners on the body and what they have discovered is concerning, especially for those with diabetes and glucose intolerance. These sweeteners have shown to alter gut microbes, more specifically those that have been associated with type-II diabetes. The shift to the consumption of artificial sweeteners has actually coincided with an increase in obesity and diabetes epidemics, as noted by Suez, et al. in their research from August 2014 titled, “Artificial sweeteners induce glucose intolerance by altering the gut microbiota.”

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/artificial-sweeteners-may-change-our-gut-bacteria-in-dangerous-ways/?WT.mc_id=SA_Facebook

[sugarlesse]

Artificial Sweeteners Do Induce Glucose Intolerance, Resulting in Diabetes and Obesity

The 3 most commonly used non-caloric artificial sweeteners: saccharin, sucralose and aspartame change the gut microbiome in a way that leads to obesity and diabetes.

http://www.sugarlesse.com/our-blog/artificial-sweeteners-do-induce-glucose-intolerance-resulting-in-obesity-and-diabetes