Fats don’t matter
According to the American Heart Association, having type 2 diabetes increases your risk of heart attack and stroke. Part of this link is due to the fact that many people with diabetes are overweight. They often have high blood pressure or unhealthy blood cholesterol levels, too. It’s best to stay away from trans fats and eat saturated fat in moderation. Moderation, that’s the key to a healthy, long life!
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3 thoughts on “10 Myths About Diabetes You Should Stop Believing”
In my opinion, doctors are pushing unnecessary medications on to their patients and the pharmaceutical companies are benefitting
Good article. Wish i had this info when my dad needed it. Thanks so much.
These are real facts and many people dont understand this>