In recent years a new categorization known as Type 1.5 Diabetes, or Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults (LADA), has gained increasing acceptance. The terms are
In September 2010 Diabetes UK and the Chief Scientist Office (CSO) of the Scottish Government announced that joint funding of over £675,000 to establish a
She’s right — Professor Jennie Brand-Miller says, that when it comes to wholegrain products, “Wholegrain products might have started with the germ, the endosperm and
It’s quite amazing how many rows of vitamins and mineral supplements there are in supermarkets, healthfood shops and pharmacies. The array can be quite baffling
B healthy! It seems that beefing up your B vitamins is probably of some benefit to most of us. Solgar’s Homocysteine Modulators have been part
Great stuff! Products from The Great Nutrition Company are referred as nutraceuticals – in other words scientifically formulated nutrition aimed at specific disease conditions. A basic
Krill thrill: A new eco-friendly Krill Oil supplement from leading natural health website Silvertown Health has launched which now gives a new high grade source
Edit comment: Bee careful! I’m a good girl I am! I reads me labels, honest I do! Despite years (OK decades) of practice and bigger
Beware the label ‘sugar free’ If you have diabetes there’s a high chance you count carbs. Reading labels is a great habit, but while there’s
Making Waves: WaveSense is a new technology in blood glucose meter testing. There is no coding involved and one version of the meter is wireless.
