Despite being the leading cause of death in the UK, there is still a lot to learn about heart disease.
People with type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes have an increased risk of developing heart disease, but keeping good control of blood sugar levels, weight and blood pressure can be crucial in lowering this risk.
The idea that saturated fat is linked with heart disease remains a very persistent belief despite the fact that the evidence supporting the notion has been shown to be grounded on very little fact.
This week is Childhood Obesity Awareness week 2016 and at Diabetes.co.uk, the matter is close to our hearts as we feel that, with the right information, many children can improve their health and reduce their risk of developing diabetes.
The Low Carb Program is celebrating it's 135,000th member. After 6 months, people who complete the 10-week program lose an average of 10kg - all by understanding how food affects blood glucose levels. Join free.
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