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Many people often feel sudden fatigue, bloating, or persistent cravings for sweets without realising that these symptoms may be linked to fluctuating blood sugar levels. Gastroenterologist Dr Pal explains that common everyday foods can trigger rapid blood sugar spikes, causing energy crashes and long-term health risks such as insulin resistance, obesity, and type 2 diabetes. Foods like white bread, white …

According to the World Health Organization, cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of death globally, accounting for nearly one-third of all deaths. In India, heart ailments are increasingly affecting people in their 30s and 40s, a reminder that prevention must start early. Recently, in the Total Health Podcast with DD news, Cardiovascular surgeon at RML hospital, Dr. Vijay Grover, shared …

Keeping an eye on the blood sugar levels is one of the most important parts in managing diabetes. It helps guide the medication, assists one with meal planning and daily habits. Yet, a single small procedural mistake can deliver deceptive results, either a reading that is too high or too low, might lead to unnecessary medication changes, or worse, help …

Managing blood sugar levels is crucial for preventing type 2 diabetes, a condition affecting millions globally. A highly effective and simple habit to include in your daily routine is taking a short walk after dinner. Even a brief 10 to 15-minute walk can provide significant health benefits, particularly in stabilising post-meal blood sugar levels and supporting overall metabolic function. This …

Lactose-free milk has become a popular alternative for those who experience discomfort after consuming regular dairy products. Designed specifically for people with lactose intolerance, this milk contains the same nutrients as traditional cow’s milk but is processed to remove or break down lactose, the sugar that often causes digestive issues. While it offers a convenient way to enjoy dairy without …

Many people assume that multigrain or zero maida bread is automatically a healthier choice, particularly for those managing blood sugar levels or living with diabetes. However, this isn’t always the case. The term “multigrain” simply means the bread contains more than one type of grain, but these grains may still be refined rather than whole.Likewise, “zero maida” means the bread …

Breakfast sets the tone for your day, but not all breakfasts are equal. Many everyday habits can rapidly spike insulin and crash your energy before mid-morning. From sugary cereals to skipping meals entirely, certain choices hurt more than help. These eight common mistakes may trigger unwanted spikes in blood sugar and insulin levels. Swap them out with balanced routines that …