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Posted on Thursday December 12, 2024 in Medication
When blood sugar levels are consistently high, causing prediabetes and diabetes, the risk of conditions such as heart disease and type 2 diabetes increase in the long-term. It is easy to understand why the phenomenon of glucose spiking, where blood sugar levels surge and then fall back into the normal range after a meal, is also widely considered to be harmful.
With growing public awareness and knowledge, there is an understandable and increasing interest in patients employing self help techniques to look out for AF episodes. After all, it is hardly going to be possible to obtain an ECG from your GP every time you feel a slightly irregular pulse.
An article written by Dr Edward Leatham, Consultant Cardiologist Tags: VAT, LDL, Diet, Visceral Fat, CGM search website using Tags to find related stories. Introduction For decades, health advice has emphasised “low-fat” as the healthy option. Supermarket shelves are stacked with skimmed […]