Bagels cause rapid rises and falls in blood sugar, which can impact your health. Pairing this with high protein other foods ...

Nutritionist Khushi Chhabra reveals five everyday carbs that can help manage blood sugar. Swapping refined grains for jowar, ...

KKCTH educates families on carb counting for better insulin management in children with type-1 diabetes during World Diabetes Day events.

Telangana's high per-capita income correlates with a growing diabetes epidemic, driven by increased consumption of sugary, processed foods and sedentary lifestyles. Doctors highlight that around 13% ...

Share on Pinterest Most Americans would try a plant-based diet to prevent diabetes, a recent poll shows. Image credit: Maria Korneeva/Getty Images New research says people are willing to make dietary ...

Carbohydrates have become one of the most misunderstood nutrients in modern diets. Many people newly diagnosed with diabetes or prediabetes are advised, often informally, to "cut out carbs completely.

Embracing the keto diet means mindful food choices, especially with fruits. While most are high in sugar, certain low-carb, high-fibre options like avocados, berries, and tomatoes can be enjoyed in ...

* From carb counting, daily sugar monitoring, administering insulin shot, planning meals to knowing about the latest advancements in diabetes management, Savita Chavan, parent to 15 year old Ovi, ...

New research shows cheese, especially low-fat varieties like mozzarella and Swiss, can support blood sugar control, heart health, and bone strength in diabetics. Moderation and smart pairings are key ...

For people managing Diabetes Mellitus, knowing how much carbohydrate to eat in a day is one of the best strategies for keeping blood sugars healthy. Carbohydrates have a direct effect on blood glucose ...

Indian diets are full of low-quality carbohydrates (white rice, milled whole grains and added sugar), and a recent study has put a number on it. Carbs account for 62% of the calories Indians consume ...

Over-the-counter continuous glucose monitors have been available for people with and without diabetes for more than a year now — but the data they collect doesn’t seem to be as useful for nondiabetic ...