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Why Do I Have a Sweet Taste In My Mouth?
A sweet taste in your mouth may catch you by surprise. Learn what might be the cause from a Cleveland Clinic internal medicine physician.
Missing Meals? Avoid Dangerous Blood Sugar if You Have Diabetes
If you have diabetes and you’re not feeling up to eating much, you may need to adjust the way you monitor your illness. Here’s how.
When to Start Feeding Your Baby Solid Foods
With so much (sometimes conflicting) information online about starting babies on solids, it’s understandable if you have questions. A pediatrician explains when and what to feed your baby.
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7 Bariatric Surgery Benefits Besides Helping You Lose Weight
Learn how bariatric surgery works better than diet and exercise for significant weight loss and the many additional health benefits that come with it.
Why You Should No Longer Worry About Cholesterol in Food
Food contains cholesterol, yes. But here is why you no longer need to worry about high-cholesterol foods.
5 Best Exercises for People with Diabetes
If you have diabetes, exercise offers surprising benefits. As it lowers your stress levels, it lowers your blood sugar level.
Diabetes? Don’t Let ‘Dawn Phenomenon’ Raise Your Blood Sugar
Morning glucose spikes are normal, but they can be dangerous if you have diabetes. Find out the best way to manage this “dawn phenomenon.”
Can Taking Cinnamon Supplements Lower Your Blood Sugar?
A slew of supplements on the market claim to help reduce blood sugar levels and heart attack risk for people with diabetes. But can cinnamon help improve your numbers?
Want to Go Vegetarian? What to Do If You Have Diabetes
Diabetes educator Sue Cotey shares how she became vegan and the many benefits of this type of diet – from fighting chronic disease to preventing diabetes.
