Coronavirus: Why are women at a higher risk of severe long COVID than men |

A new study reveals women are three times more likely to experience severe long COVID due to biological differences. Researchers found ‘gut leakiness,’ reduced red blood cell production, and hormonal imbalances, particularly lower testosterone in women, contribute to more persistent and debilitating symptoms. Published in Cell Reports Medicine, the researchers also look into the reason…

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Strength training for diabetes: 10 no-equipment home exercises |

Strength training, or resistance training, is one of the most powerful tools for preventing and managing type 2 diabetes. Peer-reviewed studies show resistance training reduces HbA1c levels in adults, and larger strength gains generally lead to larger HbA1c improvements. Additionally, strength training improves insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake and lowers cardiometabolic risks.Evidence shows structured resistance…

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Vegetarian Protein Sources: Struggling to hit your protein target as a vegetarian with a sensitive gut? Leading Gastroenterologist suggests these 5 options |

Protein, as we all know is the building block of the body-it helps build body tissues, including muscles and bones, and is essential for creating hormones, enzymes, and antibodies that support the immune system. Yet not every protein source is kind to the stomach, and can some can stir up discomfort. Opting for protein foods…

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Sugar isn’t the only enemy, 5 hidden triggers that fuel insulin resistance

Clinical studies link NAFLD, visceral adiposity and inflammation with insulin resistance. Studies show that chronic low-grade inflammation, often originating from excess visceral fat or fatty liver (NAFLD), interferes with insulin signaling pathways. Experts suggest paying attention to early signs, such as daytime fatigue, sweet cravings after meals, brain fog, slow wound healing, dark skin patches,…

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Foods to eat (and avoid) after colon cancer treatment |

Recovering from colon cancer treatment is not just about healing physically, but rebuilding strength, improving digestion and supporting long term health through the right food choices. After chemotherapy, surgery or radiation, the digestive system can be sensitive, and some foods that were once easy to tolerate might now cause discomfort. At the same time, certain…

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This one juice can help cleanse colon naturally

Prune juice isn’t meant to replace the foundations of digestive health. It works best when combined with other healthy habits, such as: Hydration: Sorbitol draws water into your intestines, so keep drinking plenty of plain water to support the process. Fiber-rich diet. Include fruits, vegetables, and whole grains to maintain long-term gut health. Physical activity…

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