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Tag: diabetes
Is There a Link Between Gum Disease and Heart Problems?
There has been a lot of talk about an association between oral and cardiac health, but is there really a direct link? Here’s what we know.
How to Manage Your Diabetes in Extreme Summer Heat
We often look forward to changes of season, but if you have diabetes, you need to be extra careful when temperatures climb dramatically. Extreme heat can affect your blood sugar control.
Your Eyes: A Window to Your Health
Your eyes can tell you, and your doctor, plenty about your health. From diabetes, to high blood pressure, to inflammatory conditions and even metastatic cancer.
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Frustrated By Night Sweats While You’re Sleeping?
It’s no fun to change your sheets in the middle of the night, but that may be a common occurrence if night sweats are disrupting your sleep. Find out what causes night sweats and how to get relief.
5 Foods That Can Cause Inflammation
Find out more about 5 foods that can cause inflammation and discover ways to limit them in your diet.
Recipe: Low-Sugar Pumpkin Mousse Parfait
This dessert is not only delicious, but easy to make! There’s absolutely no baking required.
3 Reasons Why You May Be Feeling Really Thirsty
It’s not unusual to crave a cold glass of water on a hot summer day or after you’ve eaten something particularly spicy. But there are multiple reasons why you may suddenly find yourself thirsty and some are more serious than others.
The Top 10 Worst Foods If You Have Diabetes
What you eat (and don’t eat) can have a dramatic impact on your diabetes. Here are the worst and best foods for you.
Why You Need to Control Your Blood Sugar to Avoid Diabetic Neuropathy
If your blood sugar is too high or difficult to control, you are more susceptible to nerve damage. Get the facts from a Cleveland Clinic expert on how to avoid this debilitating pain or find the relief you need.
