diabetes
A new study suggests the Apple Watch and other devices can be used to catch the symptoms of diabetes. Cardiogram has an app that analyzes heart-rate data, which is collected by Apple. The app’s researchers teamed up with the University of California, San Francisco and have had an 85 percent … Read More
It’s likely you have someone in your life who has diabetes and you may not even know it. The reason being approximately one in three Canadians have diabetes or prediabetes, but the stigma of the disease is keeping people from seeking the treatment they need. As a way to educate the … Read More
Problem You sleep kinda poorly—what’s the worst that can happen? Reality You might be more susceptible to diabetes if you sleep poorly, according to a study in Diabetologia. Method Researchers know that higher levels of circulating non-esterified fatty acid (NEFA) concentrations are associated with insulin resistance, which plays a key … Read More
We don’t care how much you’re benching right now, how cut you look in that new bespoke suit, or how often you’re bedding sexy new flings. Here are three bitter pills: you’re going to get old, it’s going to be rough, and exactly how rough depends a lot on what … Read More
“Monounsaturated fat—the primary fat in bacon—is widely lauded for reducing inflammation and lowering blood pressure, while the antimicrobial palmitoleic content in bacon fat can keep plaque at bay. Triglycerides too may improve because bacon fat is especially good at helping us achieve satiety and stable blood sugar. Bacon can thus … Read More
