Just like obesity, diabetes is also fast becoming a threatening disease with every passing year. And as strange as it might sound, you could actually get rid of both of them by using the same method. Obesity is caused by an excessive amount of calorie consumption, and the same holds true for diabetes as well.

In fact several recent studies have pointed out that diabetes is closely linked with obesity. Now if you want to get rid of both your fat belly as well as those dreaded insulin injections, monitoring your daily calorie intake is the only way to kill the two birds with one stone.

Since most junk foods are high on calorie and sugar content, they tend to increase your blood sugar level apart from making you overweight. The recommended way to control your calorie intake is by counting your daily calorie consumption level using a calorie counter. So let’s see how a calorie counter could offer you fast weight loss. Read the rest of this entry »

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Our body gets the energy it needs from turning food into a type of sugar called glucose, which requires the hormone insulin. When the body doesn’t produce enough insulin or cannot use the insulin it produces properly, glucose builds up in the blood, affecting many processes throughout the body. This inability to store and convert food into energy properly is what we call diabetes.

There are three main forms of the condition: type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes. Read the rest of this entry »

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