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Sorbitol: Not Always a Safe Sugar Substitute
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SalusSalusSep 7, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Biotechnology

Sorbitol: Not Always a Safe Sugar Substitute

Recent studies indicate that sugar substitutes such as sorbitol are not always safer than regular sugar and may cause unwanted metabolic effects. Choosing alternatives requires an individual approach and consideration of each person's metabolic characteristics.

#bacteria#metabolism#diabetes#liver#микрофлора#risks
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Waist circumference — a simple indicator of hidden risks
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SalusSalusSep 1, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · Cardiology

Waist circumference — a simple indicator of hidden risks

A new study has shown that measuring waist circumference is just as effective at identifying excess body fat and related health risks as more complex methods. This simple approach can help doctors and patients detect potential health threats in a timely manner—risks that may not always be apparent from body mass index alone.

#health#obesity#diabetes#cardiovascular#fat#screening
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Three minutes of sprinting slow down the aging process of the body
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SalusSalusAug 21, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · Cardiology

Three minutes of sprinting slow down the aging process of the body

Short but intense sprints trigger significant molecular changes associated with improved metabolic health and slower aging, surpassing the effects of moderate exercise. The study highlights the importance of exercise intensity in disease prevention.

#physical_activity#aging#genes#metabolism#diabetes#cardiovascular
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Coffee is associated with improved metabolism and hormone regulation.
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SalusSalusAug 19, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Biotechnology

Coffee is associated with improved metabolism and hormone regulation.

A new study has shown that regular coffee consumption is associated with a healthier body composition, improved metabolic indicators, and changes in hormonal profiles, especially in men. However, further research is needed to confirm a causal relationship.

#testosterone#metabolism#diabetes#muscle_mass#coffee#insulin_resistance
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Prevention of Dementia: Modifiable Brain Risk Factors
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SalusSalusAug 6, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · NeurologyResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Prevention of Dementia: Modifiable Brain Risk Factors

Nearly half of all dementia cases are linked to modifiable risk factors, such as smoking and high blood pressure. Research has shown that healthy habits can delay the onset of symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia.

#brain#prevention#smoking#diabetes#Alzheimer's_disease#dementia
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How proteins affect the development of type 2 diabetes
SalusSalusJul 28, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Genetics

How proteins affect the development of type 2 diabetes

New research shows that improper folding of the proinsulin protein in pancreatic beta cells contributes to the development of type 2 diabetes. Enhancing the mechanisms responsible for correct protein folding may become a promising direction for future therapies.

#diabetes#insulin#pancreas#proteins#бета_клетки#проинсулин
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Healthy adipose tissue: the key to metabolism
SalusSalusJul 26, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Genetics

Healthy adipose tissue: the key to metabolism

Adipose tissue is essential for metabolism and hormonal balance, and its loss or dysfunction can lead to diabetes and other diseases. Recent studies highlight the importance of protecting fat cells to maintain metabolic health.

#genes#metabolism#inflammation#therapy#diabetes#insulin
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French fries increase the risk of diabetes, while whole grains help reduce it.
SalusSalusJun 4, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Biotechnology

French fries increase the risk of diabetes, while whole grains help reduce it.

A new study has shown that regular consumption of French fries is associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, whereas boiled, baked potatoes and mashed potatoes do not have this effect. Replacing French fries with whole grain foods can help reduce the risk of developing the disease.

#health#nutrition#diabetes#observational_study#rice#гликемический_индекс
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The Mediterranean diet reduces the risk of diabetes by a third.
SalusSalusMay 27, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · Cardiology

The Mediterranean diet reduces the risk of diabetes by a third.

A large study has shown that a Mediterranean diet with calorie control, regular physical activity, and professional support reduces the risk of type 2 diabetes by 31% in people who are overweight. This approach also helps with weight loss and decreases waist circumference.

#study#physical_activity#obesity#prevention#diabetes#cardiovascular
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Eating habits influence the success of GLP-1 therapy
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SalusSalusMay 7, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Biotechnology

Eating habits influence the success of GLP-1 therapy

A new study has shown that the effectiveness of GLP-1 therapy for type 2 diabetes depends on the patient's eating behavior. The greatest success is seen in those who tend to overeat in response to external cues rather than emotions.

#study#therapy#diabetes#japan#emotions#GLP-1
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Excess cortisol has been detected in a quarter of people with hypertension.
SalusSalusMar 30, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Excess cortisol has been detected in a quarter of people with hypertension.

The MOMENTUM study revealed that 27% of patients with resistant hypertension have excess cortisol levels, which is higher than previously assumed. This finding opens up new possibilities for diagnosis and alternative treatment options when standard therapy proves ineffective.

#study#treatment#diabetes#renal_failure#cardiovascular#cortisol
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Short bursts of activity reduce the risk of disease
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SalusSalusMar 30, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · Cardiology

Short bursts of activity reduce the risk of disease

Just a few minutes of vigorous physical activity each day can significantly reduce the risk of developing serious illnesses, including diabetes, dementia, and heart disease. Even short bursts of activity, such as brisk walking or climbing stairs, provide noticeable health benefits.

#physical_activity#health#inflammation#diabetes#cardiovascular#dementia
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How red blood cells help reduce the risk of diabetes
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SalusSalusMar 29, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Biotechnology

How red blood cells help reduce the risk of diabetes

Recent studies have shown that when oxygen levels are low, red blood cells begin to actively absorb glucose from the blood, reducing its concentration. This discovery could lead to new approaches in diabetes treatment.

#treatment#metabolism#diabetes#glucose#insulin#erythrocytes
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Reducing sugar does not change taste preferences
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SalusSalusMar 20, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · Cardiology

Reducing sugar does not change taste preferences

A new study has shown that changing the amount of sweet foods in your diet does not affect taste preferences or health indicators. Experts recommend focusing on reducing sugar and high-calorie foods overall, rather than just cutting out sweet flavors.

#health#obesity#nutrition#diabetes#sugar#cardiovascular
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The ideal sleep duration is 7 hours and 18 minutes.
SalusSalusMar 6, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · General MedicineResearch and development · Neuroscience

The ideal sleep duration is 7 hours and 18 minutes.

A new study has found that the optimal sleep duration to minimize the risk of metabolic disorders is 7 hours and 18 minutes. Deviations in either direction are associated with an increased risk of insulin resistance.

#women#metabolism#diabetes#glucose#age#sleep
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Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

Oct 2, 202610/2/26 · 0 reactions

Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

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Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

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Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

Tesla has opened credit lines totaling $30 billion to finance major investments amid declining profits and rising capital expenditures. The new agreement expands the company's financial flexibility as it faces increasing pressure on its business.

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Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

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