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This articles examines the 7 classes of diabetic medications commonly prescribed in Australia, their actions and side effects.

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We are living longer, thanks to medical advances. However, we are getting sicker earlier and staying sick longer. In fact, we are staring down the barrel of a chronic disease crisis of unprecedented proportion. Obesity, heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and cancer are leading causes of preventable death in Australia. In this article I talk about why that is, thereby offering an avenue of prevention.

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This article is about lifestyle medicine and its role in mainstream medicine in the prevention of chronic degenerative disease like hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, erectile dysfunction, arthritis, Alzheimer’s disease, cancers and dyslipidaemia.

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Anti-aging Foods

This article is about powerful anti-aging foods that should be consumed daily as part of a healthy diet. Diabetics are particularly encouraged to tuck into them to arrest the aging process caused by glycation and consequent formation of Advance Glycated Endproducts (AGEs). As the name implies, AGEs literally ages you prematurely!

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Common Diabetic Drugs Demystified

This article is to demystify the commonly prescribed drugs for diabetics. The 5 main classes of drugs can be divided into the following categories:
1. Biguanides
2. Sulphonylureas
3. Thiazolidinediones
4. Meglitinides
5. Alpha glucosidase inhibitor

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The article shows you the 5 simple changes that may just save you from some of the most common life-threatening diseases.

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In this article, I will share with you the ten simple rules to look and feel the best you have ever felt in your life!  There is no reason why you cannot have it all.  Weight management should not be an exercise in extreme denial and severe punishment.  Banish all thoughts of lack and embrace [...]

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It is almost summer time. Lots of delicious fruits are in season. At this time of the year, the shops are full of tropical fruits.
Many diabetics erroneously think that they should avoid tropical fruits as they will raise their blood sugar levels. Well this is not true.

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Dietary fibre has been linked to lower rates of obesity, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and certain cancers.  Scientific emergence of resistance starch as a star fibre for gut health is evident in the NHMRC’s nutrient reference values report indicating that “resistant starch may be as significant if not more so for many health conditions.”  Resistant starch [...]

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