Milk, the first external food that we get after coming to this world, runs through our veins as the elixir of life. Each drop of milk has the same value as each drop of blood. And it keeps us reminding why we are alive at different stages of life. And recently, it has given us a reason to choose it as a "teenage drink" above the colas- lower susceptibility to Diabetes Type II...more

Will not diabetes spare at least some part of the body? Your body develops the risk of contracting secondary health conditions from its top to its bottom if you are suffering from diabetes. Eye diseases and diabetic foot are some of the conditions that have earned much defame. And now, diabetes- one more feather to your hat. You can affect our oral health as well...more

The flowering season will end one day. Our "body-tree" will face the end of blossoms some day. Our "trunk" may cripple down with time. And time and aging are irreversible. It is the combination of the two which may conclude our blossoming. Menopause will certainly hit us and we may feel it differently- depression, hot flush, loss of passion, osteoporosis and what not. If this is the case, then why should we leave out diabetes either? Here's why we should not...more

Statistics show that about 25 million people in the world are afflicted with that complicated disease -- diabetes. Another scary fact is that many people may be walking with their eyes closed into the diabetic trap (statistics puts that figure at 57 million). However, this group (people with prediabetes) has some good news - that diabetes can be prevented by adapting to some changes in their lifestyle...more

The saltiness of flesh and blood may dissolve the values of trusted companionship. The canines may start seeking that wild "taste" and the relationship between a master and her pet may lose its definition of trustworthiness. And who's the culprit- diabetes, neuropathy and related skin complications...more