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Yoga has been practiced in India for more than 5000 years now, to address any kind of physical, mental and emotional distress. The concepts and philosophies of Yoga focus on bringing a balance in various bodily functions through modest diet, simple lifestyle, astute thinking and a series of asanas or postures to maintain physical health. Diabetes, a lifestyle disorder, results due to high blood sugar levels caused by a sedentary lifestyle, unhealthy diet and stress. Many research studies have tried to study the positive impact Yoga has on people with Diabetes. The latest issue of Diabetes Health magazine seeks to delve deep into the real essence of Yoga and its practical benefits in tackling Diabetes. The two-part cover story provides an in-depth knowledge of the yogic concepts of health and discusses Yoga asanas for people with Diabetes to practice every day to keep fit. The issue also discusses in detail about the new concept of monitoring blood sugar levels - time-in-range and provides tips to safeguard your mental health during the coronavirus pandemic. Also in this issue: • Tips to protect yourself from coronavirus • Mindfulness meditation practice • Five indoor exercises • Health benefits of Vitamin C • Quiz, answers to readers' queries, Diabetes news and a lot more
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Plant-Based Nutrition In Indian Diet
Dr Geeta Dharmatti explains how plant-sourced foods can be beneficial in fulfilling the nutritional requirement of Indians
What Happens After Weight Loss?
Dr Suganthi Kumaran highlights the changes that take place in our body after initial weight loss and provides tips to maintain body weight
Your Medication Coach
The Diabetes Health Team reviews an app that eases the process of taking medicines and helps keep a track of the dosage
MEDICINE CABINET
Know your medication, one dose at a time!
The Magic of Communication
The Diabetes Health Team Dr Tiny Nairtalks to about the unsung hero of one's health and wellbeing - communication.
MOCK MEAT IN INDIA
The Diabetes Health Team Mr Sairaj Dhonddiscusses with the rising need for 'mock meat' and how it fits the Indian dietary habits
Fitness is For All
Shashwat Shukla discusses how people of all ages can stay active and motivated every day
Green jackfruit flour helps lower blood sugar levels
Jackfruit is rich in many nutrients such as fibre, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, potassium, magnesium folate, riboflavin and niacin. These nutrients protect the body cells from damage, improve metabolism and ward off health conditions such as constipation, ulcers, cancer and high blood pressure. A recent study published in the journal Nutrition & Diabetes has found that consumption of flour made of green jackfruit may help lower blood sugar levels in Type 2 Diabetes.
Updates to American Diabetes Association Guidelines
Every year, the American Diabetes Association releases clinical updates called Standards of Medical Care based on the results from the latest research studies to guide physicians to better manage Diabetes and its complications. ADA has recently released an update in Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes -2021in annotations as the Living Standards of Care.
A GREEN TWIST TO MEAT
Ms Sheryl Salis explains the innovative and futuristic concept of vegetarian meat and discusses how people could enjoy the taste of meat without eating it!