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Share on PinterestUsing GLP-1s may increase your risk of heat-related illnesses. Image Credit: Nora Carol Photography/Getty Images GLP-1 medications may increase heat-related risks by suppressing thirst and reducing fluid intake. Thirst reduction may lead to severe dehydration and even kidney damage. GLP-1 drugs may also lower blood pressure in some people, potentially leading to other […]
Introduction and Objective: Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RAs) prescription increased rapidly in Medicare for type 2 diabetes (T2D), with limited evidence on medical expenditures. We estimated expenditure changes using a matched controlled design.Methods: Using 2015-2023 Medicare fee-for-service claims, we identified beneficiaries aged ≥67 years with prevalent T2D, continuous Part A, B, and D enrollment, […]
Introduction and Objective: Rural populations experience higher diabetes burden and barriers to care. RDMPs may mitigate geographic barriers; however, evidence comparing rural and urban populations remains limited. The objective of this study was to evaluate whether enrollment (ENR), engagement (ENG), and glycemic outcomes among rural participants in an RDMP were non-inferior to urban participants.Methods: We […]
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The science behind sugar addiction and its impact on your health
Sugar triggers dopamine release, creating reward cycles similar to addictive drugs. This leads to cravings and dependence over time.
Excess sugar is stored as fat. Cutting sugar can lead to significant weight loss without extreme calorie restriction.
Sugar causes chronic inflammation throughout the body, contributing to joint pain, skin issues, and digestive problems.
Sugar spikes and crashes drain your energy. Stable blood sugar leads to consistent, all-day energy without the afternoon slump.
Calculate your daily sugar intake and see how it compares to recommended limits