A New Approach to Managing Diabetes - US News and World Report

A New Approach to Managing Diabetes - US News and World Report
This study reports that controlling blood pressure and cholesterol rather than blood glucose may be better for preventing heart attacks and strokes.
Those who will benefit from this new approach are high risk diabetics such as those who are overweight or have high blood pressure.

This means that these individuals will have to make changes to the way they've been managing the disease.
The patient health education prepares people to eliminate obesity and excess weight from their lifestyle.  By learning about these risk factors and how to reduce them, they are able to inprrove their health status. Diabetics can benefit from this program.

Even 1 Soda a Day Can Hike Your Diabetes Risk - US News and World Report

According to a recent study those who drink 1 or more sugary drinks per day are more than 25% likelier to develop Type-2 diabetes than people who consume none.
Researchers analysed seveal studies for their meta-analysis. Read the report below.

Even 1 Soda a Day Can Hike Your Diabetes Risk - US News and World Report

Sugary drinks are also  known to contribute to obesity and  will make weight loss difficult to attain.
There is a consumer/patient health education program that prepares people to overcome unhealthy lifestyle habits. With step-by-step instructions one can learn how to do it.

Green Tea Has No Breast Cancer Benefits

Although green tea has been prized for it's health benefits, researchers couldn't prove that the tea prevents breast cancer.

Fifty-four thousand Japanese women participated in the study over 5 years.
The research showed that regardless of how many cups of green tea the women drank there were no benefits at all. The study was done to measure the effect of green tea on breast cancer.
Green tea has antioxidants benefits and is effective in weight control.
Through patient health education it is possible to learn to prevent breast cancer and other diseases.