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    All About Diabetes And its Preventions

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    • starlight1968sgS Offline
      starlight1968sg
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      related to diabetes:

      Note the intake of soft drinks due to its high sugary content (?)

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        Tutor_G
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        Yup. DM prevalence is increasing in our nation due to our more affluent lifestyle.

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        • starlight1968sgS Offline
          starlight1968sg
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          Some soft drinks claimed zero sugar but still taste rather sweet.

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          • starlight1968sgS Offline
            starlight1968sg
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            Diabetes: The rice you eat is worse than sugary drinks

            http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/h ... ary-drinks
            I eat a lot of rice daily ๐Ÿ˜ž

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              pirated
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              starlight1968sg:
              Some soft drinks claimed zero sugar but still taste rather sweet.

              Zero sugar but full of sugar replacement

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              • starlight1968sgS Offline
                starlight1968sg
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                I am more concern abt the rice! My family eats a lot of rice daily and although we mix our white rice with a bit of brown rice or grain, somehow I still like white rice the best.

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                  pirated
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                  Time to cut back and look for white rice replacement.


                  As a matter of fact, old people with type 2 diabetes just starting is reversible by cutting off rice and sugar intake. Thatโ€™s that serious/effective

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                  • MrsKiasuM Offline
                    MrsKiasu
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                    I will try to cook more dishes so that dh will eat lesser rice. My hubby is a rice person.

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                      mummychua
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                      diabetes prevention is not just about eating more or less rice. rather than cutting out rice, stop unhealthy snacking, refine carbo like cakes, biscuits and soft drinks 1st.


                      i think exercise plays a major role esp when most of us at leading a sedentary lifestyle. and genetics plays a important role too.

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