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DIABETES
A little of what you fancy can do you good, or so th
Curb sweet cravings to see a big difference
This month, our three wise women take a look at ways to reduce your diabetes risk through nutrition, movement and mental wellbeing.
A radical new theory explains how fructose can make us more likely to develop chronic conditions, says Patrick Holford of the charity Food for the Brain
Iced coffees, fruity lollies and sugar-laden cocktails are hard to resist when it’s sunny. But while it’s easy to ramp up your sugar intake in warm weather, too much isn’t good for you. Excess sugar l
Ten years ago, I wrote a book on weight management and type 2 diabetes. At the time of writing, experts were predicting that there could be as many as 5 million people in the UK living with type 2 dia
Probably the most common question I’m asked by patients who are feeling tired or have put on weight is, “Do I have a slow metabolism?” The answer is complicated. Your metabolism is the name for all th