Category Archives: Obesity

Authors, Camille Johnson, Diabetes Management, Diet, Exercise, Health, Lifestyle, Obesity, Pain Management, Type I Diabetes, Type II Diabetes

Reduce Back Pain While Working From Home With These Steps

Posted on by Camille Johnson
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14
Mar

Working from home can be a blessing, but for many, it can also take a toll. Not having the right equipment or setup can lead to you working from the couch or bed, which is fine in small doses. When you don’t have adequate support, however, your spinal health can decline and cause pain, trouble […]

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Announcement, Diabetes Learning Center, Diabetes Management, Diet, Drinking, Exercise, Health, Lifestyle, Obesity, Taz, Weight Loss

FOODUCATE APP: ANALYZE FOOD LABELS

Posted on by Taz
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10
Aug

I use my cell phone to keep track of my credit cards, maintain my calendar, surf the the web and social media, save all my contact information, send and receive text messages and more, but I am not really an APP person. A friend of mine recently introduced me to an app called Fooducate. I find fooducate useful in […]

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Current Research, Diabetes Learning Center, Diabetes Management, Diabetes Treatment, Diet, Health, Lifestyle, Obesity, Type II Diabetes, Weight Loss

REVERSING TYPE 2 DIABETES STARTS WITH IGNORING THE GUIDELINES, SAYS DR. SARAH HALLBERG

Posted on by Diabetic Outlet

Would it surprise you to find out that nearly 50% of adult Americans now have diabetes or pre-diabetes? That’s nearly 120 million adult Americans! Not shocking enough? It’s also been shown that nearly 16- to 25% of normal weight adults are insulin resistant, which leads to obesity and Type 2 diabetes. There is a question that you […]

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Current Research, Diabetes Management, Diet, Exercise, Health, Lifestyle, Obesity, Weight Loss

OBESITY GOING UP AMONG U.S WOMEN, STUDY REVEALS

Posted on by Diabetic Outlet
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28
Jun

Approximately one-third (34.9% or 78.6 million) of U.S. adults are obese according to the Journal of the American Medical Association. 40% of women, 35% of men, as well as 17% of children and adolescents are identified as obese in the United States. These numbers clearly do not sound promising despite the numerous programs that have been launched at schools, hospitals, […]

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