Lymphatic & Endocrine system Articles

You feel stressed, overworked and noticed that you've put on extra weight recently. You could explain it away as just a bad diet and too much work but what if the problem still persists after exercising and dieting? What if you have an adrenal disorder?

90% of diabetics have Type 2 Diabetes, yet this condition is often maligned and misunderstood. Here, we expose some of the myths that surround Type 2 Diabetes, and reveal the facts behind them.

Diabetes is on the rise in America due to lack of proper health, but it's time to take action against this preventable disease. Being proactive about type 2 diabetes could spare you from many other illnesses and complications that accompany it.

When you're diabetic, it sometimes seems as if your blood glucose levels spiral from one extreme to another, hypo or hyper and never finding the mid-ground. Here, we explore why that could be and find out how you can get off the glucose merry-go-round.

A recent clinical study has shown that treating pregnant women with levothyroxine, even if they are diagnosed with mild hypothyroidism, can offer the benefit of favourable obstetric outcomes at birth.

For generations millions of people offered the opinion that eating too much sugar causes diabetes. Although that's an over- simplification, new research finds that this old idea is partially right.

One of the revelations about presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been that her doctor put her on the pork-derived natural product Armour Thyroid instead of the artificial thyroid hormone product Synthroid for her hypothyroidism. Is Armour better?

Glycemic control through nutrition is vital for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. A new study shows that highly structured nutrition therapy can help type 2 diabetic patients to a great extent, especially those who are obese.

Chronic pain is one of the leading causes of debility around the globe. A recent research has discovered the genetic regulators of chronic pain and has provided valuable insight into the treatment of chronic pain conditions.

Milk thistle and its derivative silymarin are not a substitute for insulin and they do not cure diabetes. However, they sometimes reduce insulin resistance and make managing diabetes and some of its complications a lot easier.