A low protein diet in early life delays the onset of diabetes in the non-obese diabetic mouse.
Related ArticlesA low protein diet in early life delays the onset of diabetes in the non-obese diabetic mouse.J Endocrinol. 2009 May;201(2):231-9Authors: Chamson-Reig A Arany EJ Summers K Hill DJDietary insult in early life can affect the development and future function of the endocrine pancrea ...

Importing diet advice doesn’t always work
These days we hear a lot about traditional diets like those found in the Mediterranean region and in Okinawa as being potentially helpful for increasing longevity and preventing diseases common among people who follow a Western diet such as diabetes heart disease and some cancers. And while the ...


New diabetes treatment approved
FDA backs drug that treats diabetes via the brain12:21 PM CDT on Wednesday May 6 2009Associated PressWASHINGTON — People with Type 2 diabetes may soon get a very different treatment approach: A drug that helps control blood sugar via the brain — an idea sparked surprisingly by the metabolis ...

Mediterranean diet and coronary heart disease
From the paper:As shown in Table 4 sufficient support from RCTs to satisfy the criterion for experimental evidence is observed only for marine or total ω-3 fatty acid intake and a Mediterranean dietary pattern. Little or weak evidence from RCTs is found for consumption of fruits vegetables fis ...

Obesity Now Can Lead to Disabilities Later in Life
When we think of losing weight it’s usually about immediate gratification. How I look now. How I feel now. But if you want real motivation to lose the excess weight think about what it may be doing to your body in the long run.A new study confirms what is a pretty logical assumption anyway. O ...