Many people worry about belly fat because of how it looks. But the bigger concern isn’t cosmetic—it’s what excess belly fat can do to your health. Carrying too much fat around your waist is one of the strongest risk factors for developing type 2 diabetes. This type of fat can affect how your body responds […]
You go to work, you sit at your desk, you answer emails, attend meetings, scroll through your phone, drive home, watch a few episodes of your favorite show, then head to bed. Sounds familiar? For many Kenyans, this is a normal day. The problem is that while you may feel productive, your body is spending […]
Walk through any supermarket aisle and you’ll find products labeled as healthy, natural, low-fat, high-fiber, or made with real fruit. These labels often make us feel good about our choices. But here’s the surprising truth: some foods with a healthy reputation can still cause significant blood sugar spikes, especially when eaten in large portions or […]
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When most people hear the word prediabetes, they immediately picture someone who is overweight. But what if I told you that you can be slim, fit into your favorite jeans, and still have prediabetes? As a nutritionist, I’ve met many people who are shocked when their blood sugar results come back higher than normal. Their […]
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Consistent consumption of beef burgers can lead to weight gain, with both the refined carbs in the bun and the meat potentially culpable. Refined carbs cause rapid blood sugar spikes, insulin resistance, and obesity, particularly due to their high glycemic index and lack of fiber. The Ketogenic diet emphasizes low-carb, high-fat intake, suggesting fats and protein as better energy sources for weight loss. However, too much-saturated fat from meats can increase heart disease risks, so it’s vital to balance diet with nutrient-rich carbs like fruits and vegetables and be mindful of portion sizes and physical activity for healthy weight management.
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When Your blood sugar level is elevated, not too high to be regarded as type 2 diabetes, we can term that as pre-diabetes. Pre-Just before it progresses to become type 2 diabetes. You have prediabetes when your blood glucose level is between 7.9mmol/L and 11mmol/L. What Lifestyle Changes to Reverse Pre Diabetes; Usually, when prediabetes […]
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How will you know your blood glucose level is too low? Hypoglycemia occurs when your blood glucose level falls too low, lower than 4.0 mmol/L. It can occur in people with type 2 diabetes, but it’s most common in type 1 diabetes. Low blood glucose levels are very dangerous when left untreated and that is why […]
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