The connection between stroke and metabolic health
High blood sugar and metabolic dysfunction is associated with increased stroke risk. Here's what the latest research says about the connection.
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High blood sugar and metabolic dysfunction is associated with increased stroke risk. Here's what the latest research says about the connection.
Understanding brain fog, its causes, and relation to blood sugar can help reveal why you feel more cloudy than clear-headed—and offer solutions.
Evidence is clear that SARS-CoV-2 can trigger blood sugar problems, even in people without diabetes, and that high glucose worsens COVID outcomes.
Excess glucose and insulin resistance can both damage parts of our ears, leading to some of the most common hearing disorders.
The hormone most closely associated with sleep also seems to impact glucose and insulin. Here’s what we know.
Our internal clocks—set mostly by natural light—influence our glucose and insulin systems. Here's why a regular schedule can improve your health.
Discover what causes low blood sugar in someone without diabetes, from stress to exercise to eating a high-carb meal.
Why are antioxidants good for you? They reduce oxidative stress, a condition of electron imbalance in your cells that underlies metabolic dysfunction.
Omega-3 fatty acids improve cellular health, help reduce inflammation and promote metabolic health. Here's the science behind them and how you can get more.
Potentially traumatic childhood experiences—and stressful events in adulthood—can alter our physiology and make us more susceptible to dysfunction
A continuous glucose monitor (CGM) can help you track your blood sugar in real-time. So how does a CGM work, and who should use it?
Glucose is only one piece of the metabolic health puzzle, but it’s an important one. Here’s why we believe in glucose monitoring for more people.
Glucose is an easy-to-measure marker of metabolic health, but stable blood sugar alone doesn’t make you healthy. Here's why we have to get beyond glucose.
High blood sugar and metabolic dysfunction is associated with increased stroke risk. Here's what the latest research says about the connection.
Understanding brain fog, its causes, and relation to blood sugar can help reveal why you feel more cloudy than clear-headed—and offer solutions.
Evidence is clear that SARS-CoV-2 can trigger blood sugar problems, even in people without diabetes, and that high glucose worsens COVID outcomes.
Excess glucose and insulin resistance can both damage parts of our ears, leading to some of the most common hearing disorders.
The hormone most closely associated with sleep also seems to impact glucose and insulin. Here’s what we know.
Our internal clocks—set mostly by natural light—influence our glucose and insulin systems. Here's why a regular schedule can improve your health.
Discover what causes low blood sugar in someone without diabetes, from stress to exercise to eating a high-carb meal.
Why are antioxidants good for you? They reduce oxidative stress, a condition of electron imbalance in your cells that underlies metabolic dysfunction.
Omega-3 fatty acids improve cellular health, help reduce inflammation and promote metabolic health. Here's the science behind them and how you can get more.
Potentially traumatic childhood experiences—and stressful events in adulthood—can alter our physiology and make us more susceptible to dysfunction
A continuous glucose monitor (CGM) can help you track your blood sugar in real-time. So how does a CGM work, and who should use it?
Glucose is only one piece of the metabolic health puzzle, but it’s an important one. Here’s why we believe in glucose monitoring for more people.
Glucose is an easy-to-measure marker of metabolic health, but stable blood sugar alone doesn’t make you healthy. Here's why we have to get beyond glucose.