Two servings of dairy a day could lower the risk of diabetes, high blood pressure and other medical conditions associated with heart disease risk, researchers have suggested. Scientists have found ...

It seems like everybody is experimenting with elimination diets these days. From gluten-free to no-carb options, the dairy-free diet is another eating pattern where it can be difficult to separate ...

While previous studies have found that different kinds of food can either help or hurt consumers’ chances of developing diabetes, a new study is exploring how dairy could land in the helping column.

Scientists have examined how differences in body composition may be a possible explanation for why consumption of some dairy products may be associated with a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes ...

Dark leafy greens, fish, whole grains, low fat dairy products, and some carb sources may help manage diabetes and lower your risk of heart disease. Diabetes is a health condition in which the hormone ...

The DASH diet supports metabolic health in people with diabetes by improving blood pressure, renal function, lipids, and ...

Diabetes has become a global crisis. For diabetic people, diet plays the most important role. Their food choices impact their blood sugar levels – and eventually, their overall health. Thus, diabetic ...

Who doesn’t love cheese? It is one of the most popular dairy products, which can amp up a meal – be it pasta, lasagne or just a regular sandwich. But for someone who has diabetes, dietary restrictions ...

Thanksgiving without indigestion is possible: For vegetarians, try a Quorn roast. Go gluten-free with cornbread stuffing and almond flour rolls. Keep the cranberry sauce sugar-free with sugar ...