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Pesticides Reduce Effectiveness Of IVF

Women who consume higher amounts of pesticide residues on fruit and vegetables are less likely to have IVF success. This...
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Cancer Is The Biggest Threat To Diabetics

Cancer has now overtaken cardiovascular disease as the biggest killer of both type 1 and type 2 diabetics. Not many...
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Your Statin Could Be Lowering Your Testosterone

Statins are the most popular class of cholesterol lowering drugs. Testosterone is made from cholesterol. Low testosterone is an increasingly...
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Bitter Melon Reduces Blood Sugar And Insulin Resistance

This makes it a useful supplement for anyone trying to lose weight, diabetics and women with polycystic ovarian syndrome. Insulin...
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If You're A Type 2 Diabetic, You Should Be Worried About Your Liver

Research has shown more than 60 percent of type 2 diabetics have non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and most of them...
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Prevent Winter Weight Gain With A Cleanse

Cold and dark days can cause your motivation to dwindle. You are more likely to fall off the wagon with...
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Magnesium Deficiency Increases The Risk Of Metabolic Syndrome

What is metabolic syndrome? It is a collection of metabolic disorders in a person, including high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol...
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What Causes Autoimmune Disease?

Autoimmune disease is incredibly common, particularly in women. It occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks components of your own...
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Sugar Can Raise Your Blood Pressure

Most people associate salt with high blood pressure but sugar is actually much worse. Eating too much sugar can cause you to gain weight, and overweight people are more prone to high blood pressure. However, new research has shown that even if you’re slim, eating too much sugar can still give you high blood pressure. This research appeared in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
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Diabetics Must Protect Their Brain

Did you know type 2 diabetics are at significantly higher risk of dementia? That’s frightening because dementia is already so...
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