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Physical Activity Reduces Risk Noncommunicable Diseases

Physical Activity Reduces Risk Noncommunicable Diseases

What are the benefits of physical activity? Indulging yourself with moderate- physical activity  for at least 30 minutes, 5 days a week helps you reduce the risk of many common noncommunicable diseases or NCDs in adults such as: cardiovas.. Read More

Fitness | 08.8.10 | 1 Comment

Fitness Benefits of Different Physical Activities

Fitness Benefits of Different Physical Activities

When selecting a physical activity, you can choose which aspect of your health and fitness to work upon either weight loss, increase stamina, improve flexibility, or develop strength. Below is a table showing the fitness benefits of some physi.. Read More

Fitness | 08.5.10 | 1 Comment

What type of physical activity should I choose?

Aerobic activities are the best way to burn calories and eventually lose weight. This includes any activities that raises your heart rate and makes you breath faster.  Activities may include walking, gardening, cleaning, and climbing stairs. Oth.. Read More

Fitness | 08.3.10 | No Comments

Benefits of Physical Activity for diabetic patients

Benefits of Physical Activity for diabetic patients

Myth: "You  have to spend a lot of time being active to get any benefit" Truth: " The recommended amount of activity is 30 minutes of at least five times a week.  You get more benefit by being more active in your day-to-day activity life. Ev.. Read More

Fitness | 08.1.10 | No Comments

What is MODY?

What is MODY?

MODY is an acronym for Maturity Onset Diabetes of the Young, which is a rare type of diabetes that affects about 1 in 100 people with diabetes. It oftentimes appears in your teens  or 20s and is similar to Type 2 Diabetes. Treatment focuses he.. Read More

Diseases, Nutritional Diseases | 06.30.10 | No Comments

Risk Factors for Developing Type 2 Diabetes

Risk Factors for Developing Type 2 Diabetes

Your chances of developing Type 2 Diabetes depends on a number of different factors, including your family background, your weight, and body shape, and how much physical activity you take. Those that have lower risk to develop Type 2 diabetes ar.. Read More

Diseases, Nutritional Diseases | 06.28.10 | No Comments

What are the Types of Diabetes?

There are three known kinds of diabetes, namely Type 1, Type 2, and Gestational Diabetes. Type 1 diabetes which is also called as juvenile diabetes or insulin-dependent diabetes, is usually first diagnosed in children, teenagers, or young adults.. Read More

Diseases, Nutritional Diseases | 06.27.10 | No Comments

Reducing your risk of Type 2 diabetes

Reducing your risk of Type 2 diabetes

Is it possible to prevent Type 2 diabetes? How does keeping to the correct weight for my height help? why is it important to stay physically active? Could I lose weight by changing my eating habits without taking more physical exerci.. Read More

Diseases, Health Tips, Men's Health, Nutritional Diseases | 06.25.10 | No Comments

Medsolutions deliver natural treatment for ulcus

Medsolutions deliver natural treatment for ulcus

Medsolution devices like Lasercat and Palmlaser® are known to be effective tools in treating ulcus cruris. These devices provide laser phototherapy which is a natural, gentle and safe treatment offered in many modern therapy clinics and medical .. Read More

Diseases, Treatment | 06.10.10 | No Comments

Ulcus Cruris Diabetes

Ulcus Cruris Diabetes

It has been mentioned in my earlier posts that diabetes can affect your long term health and complications may arise. Extra care must be given to the feet if you are diagnosed with diabetes mellitus because one of its serious complications is.. Read More

Diseases | 06.8.10 | No Comments

What is Type 2 Diabetes?

What is Type 2 diabetes? Type 2 diabetes is the most common type of non-insulin-dependent diabetes in which the body cannot regulate the blood glucose, blood pressure,and blood fat levels properly. This will somehow affect ones long-term as well a.. Read More

Diseases | 06.7.10 | 2 Comments

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