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Depression has long been linked with diabetes. Research shows that the mood and blood sugar disturbances worsen each other and can be a lethal combination.

Diabetics turn in record numbers to drugs, diabetes testers, & supplies while evidence mounts that the only effective treatment is weight loss, a healthy diet & exercise.

While genetics and family history cannot be ignored, unhealthy lifestyle practices are major contributors that hasten the onset of diabetes. Changing these is the answer.

According to the CDC, the rate of diabetes has doubled in the US in the past 10 years. Over 23 million Americans have diabetes, with 90 percent of those cases Type 2.

Why are so many Americans obese or on their way to becoming obese? Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock points the finger at the fast food corporations.

November is National Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month and it is vital to spread the word about the importance of increasing awareness to find a cure.

Professional health coaches trained in the area of wellness are having success in helping lower blood pressure for those people who suffer from hypertension.

Research indicates that common apple cider vinegar, available at grocery stores nationwide, may improve blood sugar levels for diabetics when taken before meals.

The eighth leading cause of death in America is influenza and pneumonia. More than 36,000 people succumb to these viral infections, every year.

Social unrest has turned Europe into a veritable war zone, nuclear fallout adds to the suffering in Africa, and Britain's government is an authoritarian menace.

Cooking for a diabetic can be challenging due to dietary restrictions. Low-carb diabetic diet foods, provide variety while maintaining a normal blood sugar range.

Stomach flab is a common weight problem & also increases risk for heart disease, back pain, diabetes, cancer & cholesterol. Here are foods that shrink the 'spare tyre.'

Cola may be cheap, but what's the cost to your wallet and waistline? Naomi Szeben suggests some healthy but delicious alternatives that won't bust your budget.

Fad power foods such as acai berries and wheatgrass juice come with a big price tag; everyday foods in the grocery aisle of the local supermarket are just as nutritious.

With the rate of childhood obesity steadily climbing, attention needs to focus on how to reach and teach families about the importance of keeping kids active.

That jelly belly may be more than embarrassing - it may also predict the chances of developing serious metabolic disorders such as Type II (adult onset) diabetes.

With a low-carb diabetic diet, it is possible to lower dependence on insulin injections, improve diabetic health, and maintain a normal blood sugar range.

An increased incidence of non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) is associated with certain autoimmune diseases. This article describes the autoimmune connection in NHL.

Polycystic ovarian syndrome, also known as Stein Leventhal Syndrome, polycystic ovaries, or PCOS is a common hormonal disorder that affects between 5-10 percent of women.

Fewer than half of individuals with diabetes know that they have this disease or seek testing by a physician. Early diagnosis & treatment is critical.

More and more studies indicate that chemicals found in tea can help prevent and treat type 2 diabetes.

Parents of a child with juvenile diabetes can learn to prevent and treat low blood sugar attacks.

Diabetes is a degenerative condition associated with the pancreas, for which common medicine offers treatments, and natural medicine offers a cure.

Types of diabetes, who is at risk for developing the disease, and how to manage diabetes once diagnosed.

The simplest way to improve your health is to make the switch from processed foods to whole foods.

Type 2 diabetes isn't your grandma's disease anymore! Now it's for everyone, including people who are young - sometimes so young they can't even write their names yet.

High blood pressure or hypertension leads to cardiovascular diseases such as stroke, heart attack and more. Use these five simple steps to control high blood pressure.

High fructose corn syrup, a cheap sweetener found in soda pop, candies, cookies and processed food, may be what's making you fat.

High risk patients studied for three years demonstrate that intensive lifestyle changes can prevent the development of type 2 diabetes in high risk patients.