Author Archives: NonaCareLLC
Kidney Concerns?
The message: lose weight and you may save your kidneys. Continue reading
Whole Milk, Leaner Kids!
Contrary to what you might think, children who drink whole milk may be leaner than those who drink milk with 1% or 2% milk fat. In a study of 2,745 children ages 2 to 6, those who regularly drank whole … Continue reading
Home Cooking
Home Cooking: Eating out less often may trim your waistline and lower your risk for type 2 diabetes. As part of two larger studies, researchers followed 58,051 women and 41,676 men without diabetes for over 25 years. Participants who reported … Continue reading
Restaurant Review
Hi Everyone, I thought this is worth sharing so I decided to put it out here for all to read. Think you can lose weight simply by avoiding larger chain restaurants and dining at independent eateries instead? Well, you will … Continue reading
Fitness
Do you know that large population studies suggest that a total of 8000 to 12000 steps a day is associated with better health outcomes compared with less activity.
Move More, Live Longer!
Move More, Live Longer This is an article we thought it worth sharing to our readers and our clients. For older adults, the secret to living longer may be moving more. In a nationwide study of 3, 029 adults ages … Continue reading
Cancer Concern
Cancer Concern. Scientist have long been concerned about the potential cancer-causing effects of blood glucose lowering medications. A new study offers another piece of evidence: Glyburide, a sulfonylureas used to treat type 2, may raise a person’s risk for cancer … Continue reading
Quote of the Moment!
“Always affirm there is an answer to any problem and that you can find it, that you are now finding that answer,”~N.V Peale.#nCareSmartCare
Breast Cancer and Diabetes!
Breast cancer appears to advance more quickly in women with diabetes, a study found. When researchers compared records of women ages 20 to 105 diagnosed with breast cancer, including about 6000 with diabetes and more than 32000 without, they found … Continue reading
Uneasy Sleep
Uneasy Sleep! Researchers have found a possible new complication of type 1 diabetes obstructive sleep apnea, a potentially serious sleep problem in which a person’s airway becomes blocked for short periods, disrupting sleep and potentially leading to daytime sleepiness and … Continue reading