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cover story on the remake- rebuild the relationship, rebuild resolutions, remix drink, filler on celebrities who are rebuilding their lives after diabetes, story on borderline/prediabetes, ayurveda in diabetes, skincare in summer, filler on five types on diabetes, new inventions in diabetes, filler on dental care, needle-less injectors, story on foot care in diabetes, working late night in office and diabetes, filler on med news, story on jackfruit, story on physiotherapy, filler on facts about diabetes, exercises , filler on summer ready swimwear, different recipes (almost 20 pages) for diabetics, astro and lastly, MIlind Soman on health and fitness. 

We have looked at issues like self-neglect and how we tend to ignore certain signs of terminal diseases like diabetes, migraines, low blood pressure etc. Although, chronic diseases are not the end of the world and there are ways to deal with them by keeping a check on the lifestyle choices. One also has to understand the impact of the disease in the long run and involve your family and friends of all age groups, to cope with it. We turn to technology to look at some new apps that can help in coping with such diseases. For example, apps that help you check your sugar levels as well as the ones which plan a good diet for you considering your physical conditions and work-out regime. One of the most trending hashtags right now is #eatclean laying emphasis on fresh not frozen, homemade not packed food and ingredients. 
Exercising is one of the key elements in fitness but not many love it. So, how about making it an interesting thing to do once in a while by going to a nearby zoo or a park or just for a pleasant stroll? Maybe, pick a nearby city and plan a small holiday there. It's good for your physical and mental well-being. 
You don't necessarily have to give up sugar if you are diabetic. We look at ways to cater to your sweet tooth as you fight this ailment. Our experts have always come up with better ways of living and dealing with health issues. This time, we look at process of pancreatic transplantation that helps in getting the painful insulin injection out of the process. The tiresome weight loss process also finds a solution in bariatric surgery. Last of all, physical activity is always more fun and there are better ways to make it a part of your routine so be fit, be fun and have a great year ahead. 

The current issue delves deeper at risks associated with diabetes. It has a step by step guide on DIY health tests. You don’t have to wait until your next doctor’s appointment to find out if you need to work on your health. You will also find out ways to keep the diabetes beast in check. A popular style of workout - at-home circuit training combines aerobic exercise and resistance training in a single session - and you can perform this circuit routine in the privacy of your house. Another well-researched article suggests how the body’s organs work and how they can be affected by diabetes. The regular sections remain as is. In food, we have assembled some mind-blowing winter recipes for you.

Heath needs to be celebrated every day in order to celebrate life. This edition of Diabetic Living will inform, empower and motivate you to live your best health. Here you will find some of the common fitness myths, while our expert doctor has given us her take on breastfeeding – benefitting both mother and the new born baby. One can also find the consequences of chewing betel quid. You can also find out how to control and see the excess weight shed. In food, we have a diabetic friendly fruit which is affordable and abundant right now. Each variety has its own subtle flavour and texture - and packs exceptional nutrition. 

The current issue talks about things that are associated with the lifestyle disease called diabetes. From a step by step guide to some of the great habits for healthy life to everything you need to know about how cellular therapy helps in diabetes management. The regular sections remain as is, with fitness tips on how to train for the Ironman triathlon to monitoring training intensity for diabetics. In Food, we have got the best of Cuban cuisines to healthy salads! 

The current issue talks about a lot of things that are associated with diabetes. From a step by step guide on how to prepare for a health check-up to everything that you need to know about weight loss surgery. The regular sections remain as is, with fitness tips for corporate and training shoe options for the runner in you. In food, we have assembled some mind blowing recipes for you.

The current issue is dedicated to new developments in medicine, FDA approvals and technologies that will help you lead a life as close to normal as possible. The regular sections remain succulent with recipes around the vegetable of the season asparagus, Italian cuisine and aquatic animals.

The current issue of Diabetic Living offers insightful stories with a sparkle of something new, as also in the overall look of the magazine. Besides regulars we have three separate stories on sugar from three different perspectives: sugar alternatives and dental care; management of sugar cravings; and the deconstruction of sugar to outline its harmful effects. And our favourite section on food is just perfect for the season. 

This year’s celebration of our awareness plan has several stories relating the relationship of diabetes with other complications. Diabetes & Dementia explores the findings of the latest research that reveals a strong connection between diabetes ad dementia. Tripled risk for tuberculosis warns of heightened risk of death from tuberculosis among people with diabetes. In the Wellness section, our experts pays a visit to Ananda, a wellness and recreational site of luxury stay in the quaint hills of Uttarakhand and shares her experiences in Vying for Ananda. Weighing the Truth unearths the reality of popular weight loss facts.

This issue of Diabetic Living is dedicated to the wellbeing that you can aim at while still leading your usual life. Two stories, one on vision care and other on exercises, focus on people who are over 40 and need to make efforts as age progresses. Feet in the rains explains why it is important to care for your feet while and after the rainy season. Staying close to the topic, Save yourself from a leg attack gives an insight into a common but hardly spoken about situation of a leg attack that may have dire circumstances. I have Type 1.5 diabetes is a first person narration of someone who was wrongly diagnosed with type 2 but he bumped into a new form of diabetes that balances in the middle. And much more...

The current issue of Diabetic Living touches upon natural diabetic neuropathy treatments, and how the lack of it may be affecting your diabetes. Fitness enthusiast, Jia Singh answers questions about a healthy body; the importance of a proactive life and how to take charge. Our experts brief you on the new developments in the management of diabetes; and list strategies to lower down your cholesterol. The food section, in this issue, offers you several goodies from the bounty of tomatoes; and brings you Greek, Southwestern, and Caribbean styles of preparing grilled chicken breast.

The current issue of Diabetic Living is aimed at broadening your mental horizons about several health conditions for a better and informed perspective. Dietary Fats – Myths and Facts break down common misconceptions about fats that are available for domestic use. In addition to this, The Facts on Fats also offers some scrumptious recipes. Lungs for Life and Perfect your Posture take the scope beyond the realm of diabetes. Type 2 diabetes that was once considered to be affecting only adults has been found to be growing among children too. New findings and precautionary measures for the same are highlighted in Type 2 in Children. Get informed about Stem Cell Therapy for Diabetes as a possible cure for the ailment. Ever thought why Indians are considered to be more prone to developing diabetes? Our expert talks about the same in Indians and Diabetes. In the end make your days more attractive by some amazing recipes in Eat your Oats and Chocolate Vanilla. Beat the heat with some amazing drinks recipes in Toast to Spring. Also, the issue marks a new section on books. Stay cool. Happy reading!

This issue of Diabetic Living concentrates on a variety of health problems, lifestyle hacks and fitness management tips, besides innovative food recipes using the most basic and easily available ingredients. Deconstructing the Liver Connect discusses the relation between diabetes and complications in the liver, so that they don’t go unnoticed especially as the symptoms may be too subtle to take immediate action. The Diabetes Arthritis Connection lays down how Type 2 diabetes may put you at risk for joint pain, and what actions may be taken to prevent it. Date with the Dentist fragments the myth that dental care has no ties with diabetes by highlighting how your dentist’s ignorance of your blood glucose levels may lead to further impediments. An expert dispels everything that you need to know about running in Run to Stay Fit.

Happy New Year!
The January-February issue of Diabetic Living celebrates winters in all aspects of life, viz Food, Wellbeing and Fitness. Take inspiration from an enthusiastic 20 year old Type 1, who trekked on the White Mountains in Crete and aspires to dedicate her life towards spreading awareness about diabetes. Get trained by an international Metabolic Training coach. Read about how Delhi is threatened on the productivity front by diabetes. And prepare scrumptious winter salads, sesame goodies and spiced desserts to keep you warm. 


It includes pretzel bars, Pizza Night, Enjoy exercise and etc.

The insulin story - A historical analysis of the wonder hormone.

Talking of stem cell therapy - A T2D patient shares his stint with stem cell procedure and more...

This issue of Diabetic Living , we celebrate a parallel diversity of health and wellbeing. A thorough examination of problems that expecting mothers may face due to the condition of diabetes has been laid out in Mode of Delivery. Diabetes, an Undefined Cause of Infertility discusses the gender dynamics in cases of infertility due to diabetes. One of our readers from Bhopal had asked us to also include stories related to technological advancements in the field of diabetes; hope Technological Innovations match your expectations. And of course, there’s a lot of food on offer, with Good Mood Food and Fired up for Fast Grilling, all of which you can enjoy despite your diabetes.

This issue of Diabetic Living has the rainy season at its core. Right from the general precautions to be taken during the monsoons to more specific stories on taking care of your eyes and the arthritis pain, it features a wide variety of other issues that diabetics need to be cautioned against. And, of course, seasonal recipes that are not only tasty but also very healthy and diabetes friendly.

Diabetes currently affects over 246 million people worldwide and over half of these are women. Mix diabetes with gynecological concerns and other health issues and diabetes in women instantly turns into a torturous and a killer epidemic. Even if you currently don’t have diabetes, pregnancy brings the risk of gestational diabetes. Approximately 2% to 5% of all pregnancies suffer from gestational diabetes and that is a big number! What is even worse is that women who have had gestational diabetes or have given birth to a baby weighting more than 9 pounds are at an increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes later in life.

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Diabetic Living is a magazine aimed at those 62.5 million Indian people and their families who bravely live with diabetes everyday. Diabetic Living is the only lifestyle magazine that demonstrates how to live fully each and every day while managing diabetes. Each issue provides the reader with delicious diabetic friendly recipes, easily implemented exercise ideas and medical breakthroughs for readers who want to take responsibility for their diabetes. Guided by an independent board of nationally recognized health experts, Diabetic Living is a magazine that does not talk at the reader but talks to the reader. Diabetes is a reality and there are ways to live a fulfilling, healthy and normal life with it- the magazine tells the reader in a reassuring fashion that diabetes can be lived with and lived with style.

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