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What is a low dopamine morning routine? Plus, all the benefits

Experts reveal why a low dopamine morning routine could be key for a productive day

Woman & Home

Six-month Ozempic shortage mostly over after weight-loss craze drained supply

Novo Nordisk A/S replenished supplies of Ozempic, a treatment for diabetes, after social media-driven enthusiasm over the drug’s use for weight loss led to six months of shortages.

Tribune News Service

Live longer with expert's top seven tips - and it all starts with what you eat

Why a diet that supports healthy ageing - both inside and out - should be top of your list

Daily Mirror

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Mayo Clinic Q and A: Metabolic syndrome and lifestyle changes

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I just turned 40 and had my annual physical, which included a large panel of blood tests. I was told that I have metabolic syndrome and could develop diabetes. I was told to limit my sugar intake. Can you explain more about the condition and how I…

Tribune News Service

The cost of the Ozempic craze

The drug shortage is affecting people with Type 2 diabetes, and a surge in cosmetic use is to blame

Salon

'I trained my dog to save my life with YouTube videos - now we're going to Crufts'

Beth Ponsford, 27, from Somerset, trained her heroic assistance dog Falcon to sniff out her low blood sugar levels and perform therapy for her anxiety - all with YouTube videos at home

Daily Mirror

Dear Abby: I’m worried friend is mishandling her diabetes and might die

Despite taking insulin, she has moments of becoming unresponsive.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Wegovy: what you need to know about this weight loss drug

A much-hyped weight-loss jab will soon go on sale at high street chemists in the UK. Although a prescription will still be needed from a doctor to buy the drug, the news will no doubt be welcome to the many millions of people who have struggled to lose weight.

The Conversation

Continuous glucose monitors are trendy wearables—but how useful are they? Here's what experts say

There isn't much research to back up glucose monitoring for the average person.

Fortune

Baby had dangerously low blood sugar levels over three days, Letby trial told

Nurse Lucy Letby is accused of adding artificial insulin to a bag of intravenous liquid the infant was receiving at the Countess of Chester Hospital.

The Independent UK

Sixty days in bed proves weightless inactivity will do serious harm to Mars-bound astronauts’ health

Lying in bed is a relatively cheap simulation of spending time in space, where the body, even when moving about, does little to no work

The New Daily

Long-term inactivity can ‘profoundly’ increase blood sugar levels, study finds

Twenty young and healthy male participants stayed in bed for 60 days straight for the study

The Independent UK

Bride under fire for demanding sister remove medical device for wedding as it's 'ugly'

A bride has come under fire for asking her sister to remove an essential medical device when she's a bridesmaid at her wedding, as she thinks the piece of equipment is 'ugly'

Daily Mirror

This is why you're so hangry

Do you feel irritable when you aren't eating regular meals? You're not alone

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Being Married May Help People Maintain Lower Blood Sugar Levels: Research

According to a study published online in the journal BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care, people who live with a partner have a higher possibility of being healthy in terms of keeping lower blood sugar levels, regardless of how amicable or combative their relationship is. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Conversation

Six reasons to take up yoga during pregnancy

While you may need to modify your exercise routine slightly during pregnancy, physical activity is safe, and in fact recommended, when you’re expecting a baby.

Zenger

Married Couples Are More Likely To Reduce The Risk Of Diabetes In A Study Found

The study of people over 50 found husbands and wives had lower blood sugar, but being married may reduce risk of diabetes.

Fortune

Establishing this small habit can help improve your health

A small tweak to your daily routine can improve your health.

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The Independent UK

Playing golf may be better for your health than Nordic walking

A study shows golf has the biggest effect on blood fats and the metabolism of glucose, which keeps blood sugar levels stable.

The Guardian - UK

Cohabiting adults have lower blood sugar levels, study finds

Researchers say couples need not get along to benefit, and social isolation may increase type 2 diabetes risk

The Independent UK

Playing golf may be better than Nordic walking for health, study suggests

Golf seemed to have the biggest effect on blood fats and the metabolism of glucose, which keeps blood sugar levels stable.

Dynamite News

Intermittent Fasting Might Reverse Type 2 Diabetes

According to a recent study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism of the Endocrine Society, patients who underwent an intermittent fasting diet intervention achieved complete diabetes remission, which is defined as a HbA1c (average blood sugar) level of less than 6.5% at least one year after stopping…

Glasgow Live

Glasgow man's impressive five stone weight loss after being told he could lose limb

Diabetic Derek Gray went for his annual visit to his GP when he got the alarming news he could lose a limb if he didn't take control of his blood sugar and weight.

The Independent UK

A 5-minute light walk every 30 minutes could save you from an early death, study says

Light walking throughout the day activates muscles regularly and serves as blood sugar regulator

The Conversation

Apple cider vinegar: is drinking this popular home remedy bad for your teeth? A dentist explains

Apple cider vinegar has become a popular home remedy in recent years and has been used for centuries in cooking and medicine. It’s thought to help with a wide range of health issues, including high cholesterol, blood sugar levels, obesity and high blood pressure. It’s also said to help with…

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