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Mango to the rescue! New study: this daily amount can reduce insulin resistance and prevent diabetes

When she opened the window, the summer breeze carried a fruit vendor’s call from the street: “Fresh mangoes, fragrant, sweet and tender!” Aunt Lin, who was exercising nearby, hesitated. She recently f...
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How many times a week should people with diabetes exercise for the best blood-glucose–lowering effect? A complimentary one-week exercise guide — please accept!

Scientific exercise is a "natural insulin" for controlling blood glucose; mastering the correct methods and frequency will steadily lower blood glucose! 1. Exercise frequency: How many times per week...
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Diabetics: This is How to Eat Breakfast in Winter to Lower Blood Glucose and Keep Levels Stable All Day!

A warm winter breakfast is the cornerstone of stable blood glucose for the whole day for people with diabetes. Learn to "eat right" and let health begin at dawn! ✨ How should people with diabetes eat ...
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People with diabetes shouldn't think in terms of absolute prohibitions or allowances; they need to know how to eat so they can eat anything and keep blood glucose better controlled

1. Dietary principle: remember the "three balances" ⚖️ 1️⃣ Balance between coarse and fine staple foods ✅ ✅ Formula: Each meal's staple = 1/3 refined grains + 2/3 whole grains ✅ Whole grain choices: o...
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Winter influenza season: how should people with diabetes prevent it? Expert Ren Shuhong offers tips!

The north wind howls ❄️, temperatures plummet, and with winter comes flu season. People with diabetes need to take extra care of their health. Today, doctor to explain how people with diabetes can pre...
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If people with diabetes have these symptoms when they wake up in the morning, it’s a sign that blood glucose is elevated!

1️⃣ 1️⃣ Dry mouth and parched tongue, constantly wanting to drink water Even after a full night’s sleep, your mouth feels as dry as a desert and you keep wanting to drink water. This may be caused by ...
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The Latest Research on "Curing" Diabetes: Rewriting the Fate of "Lifelong Medication"!

This is real research data from the top international journal The New England Journal of Medicine. In the past, being diagnosed with diabetes, especially type 1 diabetes, was almost equivalent to a li...
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Glycated hemoglobin does not always have to be 7%: five common misconceptions that many people with diabetes get wrong!

。 Blood glucose monitoring is an important part of day-to-day management for patients with diabetes. Among the many indicators, glycated hemoglobin is regarded as the "gold standard" for glucose contr...
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When blood sugar quietly rises in a person with diabetes, where does the body first “sound the alarm”?

Waking up in the morning not feeling refreshed but with a dry mouth and parched tongue, as if you hadn't drunk all night; occasional blurred vision, as if there's a frosted glass between you and the w...
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Cold wave warning: Diabetic patients should remember "one test, two cautions" during peak influenza season to avoid worsening conditions!

The influenza A H3N2 strain has replaced last season's influenza A H1N1, becoming the currently predominant circulating strain. For patients with diabetes, especially elderly diabetics with reduced ph...
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