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Type 2 diabetes is a serious condition where the insulin a person’s pancreas makes can’t work properly, or their pancreas can’t make enough insulin. This leads to rising blood sugar levels that can pose serious
Embarking on a weight loss journey when you have a 9-5 job can be daunting. But there is one activity which most of us can fit into our daily lives – walking. Walking is an easy,
Back pain usually affects the lower back. Lower back pain doesn’t normally have a serious cause and in most cases the pain will improve within four to six weeks. However, for some back pain can
High blood pressure is very common in the UK, with more than one in four adults found to have the condition. Left untreated, high blood pressure can cause the arteries to thicken and harden, increasing
Louise Minchin, 50, is in many ways, a part of many people’s morning routine. The journalist is a regular anchor on the BBC One programme Breakfast, alongside co-host Dan Walker. In addition to her BBC
Type 2 diabetes causes the body to be irresponsive to insulin, a hormone that allows the body to use sugar from carbohydrates. This causes blood glucose levels to become too high and triggers symptoms such
Are you looking for inspiration in the bedroom? When it comes to getting down and dirty, it’s always best to change it up and try something different. This new sex position is similar to the
Pollen is all set to be a nuisance today, with the Met Office forecasting medium to high levels across the country. People can expect a runny nose and itchy eyes, as the disruptive grass pollen
Stomach bloating is when a person’s tummy feels stretched, puffy and uncomfortable – it can sometimes even be painful. Bloating can be caused by more serious health conditions, such as Coeliac disease and irritable bowel
Visceral fat is deemed harmful because it’s stored in the abdominal cavity next to many vital organs, including the liver, pancreas and intestines. Having high levels of visceral fat can increase the risk of serious