Posted on December 01, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
I was quite surprised when I began searching for research on Tai Chi’s benefits for diabetes . . . it was very difficult to come by. Because on its face, Tai Chi seems to possibly offer many benefits to someone with diabetes. Tai Chi is known to stimulate microcirculation in practitioners, and is a highly [...]
Posted on November 22, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
It’s true that the best way of treating diabetes is fixing right foods for diabetics along with prescription medication. In the list of foods to help diabetics, you have the diabetic finger foods and recipes for diabetics. There are vegetables and fruits with which you can have delicious side dishes for diabetics. Here are the [...]
Posted on November 11, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
Over the ages, herbal medicines have been proven to treat diabetes and have numerous other uses in modern times. Insulin rich substances are found in a number of plants and other species. What follows is a short yet descriptive review of various plants rich in diabetes substances and the process that of interaction in order [...]
Posted on November 10, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
Gymnema Sylvestre is a herb that is native to India. This is one of the most potent anti diabetic herbs. The hypoglycemic or blood sugar lowering effects of Gymnema sylvestre have been documented as early as 1920 itself. The blood sugar lowering action of G.Sylvestre is gradual in nature differing from the rapid effect of [...]
Posted on November 07, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
In a 2003 study review done by Harvard Medical School researchers, 108 clinical trials examined no less than 36 different botanicals with potential anti-diabetic properties. Together with another 9 trials done using supplements, these studies tested 4,565 diabetic patients. The review concluded that 76% of 58 controlled studies showed improved glucose control. Many [...]
Posted on September 06, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
A research carried out recently in France stated that the number of adults with diabetes has double in the last 30 years. 70% of the rise in diabetes in adults has been attributed to long lifespan and increase in economic conditions in the last 30 years. So how do we prevent the rise in diabetes. [...]
