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Diabetes Mellitus, or type two diabetes has become more common in America, not only for people, but for cats as well.

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.

A lack of knowledge, early discharge from hospitals, and poor medical oversight all play a part in medication errors that result in deaths at home.

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.

Devil's Club (Oplopanax horridus) is a stream side medicinal plant also noted for its large leaves and red berries. It makes a beautiful addition to a wetland garden.

Managing diabetes can be a challenge at the best of times. You can eat well and manage your diabetes through the holidays. Here are some tips to help you.

Fun and easy to make, this Mediterranean staple is a nutritious alternative to an ordinary sandwich, sure to please the pickiest eater.

Matzo has historical, religious, and cultural importance to the Jewish people. Fried matzo, a traditional recipe, is a delicious meal to be tried by all.

Fiber is an essential ingredient to any healthy diet. The Mayo Clinic states that fiber can lower cholesterol, prevent constipation and aid in digestion and weight loss.

Achard-Thiers syndrome is an uncommon disorder that happens primarily in postmenopausal females.

An overview of a healthy eating plan that can help control blood sugar levels, decrease risk for complications and allows a person to make indiviualized food choices.

According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, 25% of children are obese or overweight. Childhood obesity is becoming an epidemic with lifelong consequences.

Butterfly populations appear to be falling so why not give them a helping hand by rearing and releasing native butterfly species.

Short bursts of high intensity workouts can benefit health by boosting metabolism, processing sugar effectively and cuttng diabetes risk.

Doing small things to improve your overall health doesn't have to be tedious or overly time consuming. Some small practices can make all the difference!

Everyone knows the benefits of exercise, but it's often a matter of finding motivation often enough to see results. Try these great tips to stay motivated.

In order to kick sugar, it is good to understand what it is and how it affects the body.

Many people who become involved in fitness to lose weight neglect to strength train because they think it will make them gain weight. Here's why it's necessary.

Roasted, salted or spicy - everyone's favourite bar snack rates high on the flavour scale and provides a whole range of nutritional benefits as well.