Anorexia is a mental illness that often comes with other types of mental illnesses that are in a similar category. In fact, anyone who has any of the associated psychiatric disorders below is at a higher risk of becoming anorexic. Depression People who suffer from various levels of depression sometimes act out their depression by … Read more
To recover from an eating disorder like anorexia, it will require you to work hard to normalize your physical, nutritional, psychological, and emotional health surrounding food. For most people, depending on how severe their symptoms became, it will take a period for months or even years to fully recover. These long-term recovery tips for overcoming … Read more
Anorexia is defined as the inability to eat due to fear of weight gain. Most people diagnosed with anorexia are underweight, but some are not – especially if it’s caught early in the preteen years. The main thing to know about people with anorexia is that they see themselves as very overweight and have a … Read more
Social media is a fact of life today. It has permeated every aspect of our lives, both public and personal. It’s used by most of society, whether young or old, and it has a significant impact on the people who use it – and even those who don’t, because you cannot escape the images it … Read more
Finding out that you or your child has type one diabetes (T1D) is something no one wants to hear. The thought of being dependent on insulin by injection or pump can be overwhelming, even though it’s your best line of defense.The biotech industry is making progress on the battlefield against T1D and constantly looking for … Read more
Humans are responsible for the way they respond to life, but it’s quite difficult to control the environment’s impact on our health and our medical conditions such as diabetes. It’s well known that the wrong foods can overwork our immune systems, and some can even destroy the natural helpers found in the stomach. However, there … Read more
Some advancements in research have potentially brought us closer to the goal of finding a cure or better method of treating type one (T1D) and type two diabetes (T2D). Both conditions can lead to serious complications. Let’s see what further developments are undergoing research now. The Mexican Cavefish What does a fish have to do … Read more
Diabetes has become a global epidemic, affecting 422 million people, an increase from 100 million 24 years ago. With this trajectory, it’s become clear that developing a cure is a high priority. The biotech industry is making tremendous strides, especially for type one diabetes (T1D). Type two diabetes (T2D) is also concerning because it comes … Read more
Diabetes is no different from other chronic conditions in that it also requires treatment with medication. Type one (T1D) diabetics have to rely on insulin because their bodies cannot produce this glucose regulating hormone.Type two (T2D) diabetics often require medications, but they can supplement their traditional drugs with lifestyle changes and autophagy to dramatically improve … Read more
Diabetes is a long-term condition that can possibly be reversed in some cases, and in other cases, it can be managed more efficiently to avoid potential complications. Learning about the dangerous complications of diabetes can help you take precautions to prevent these bad outcomes. The journey to better quality health starts with knowledge. Potential Complications … Read more