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Section Four: Diabetes
Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Non-Insulin Dependent Diabetes Nutritional Factors in Neuropathy
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Diet and Diabetes: Recipes for Success
Diet and Diabetes: Recipes for Success   Diabetes Basics Glucose, a simple sugar, is the body’s main fuel. It is present in the bloodstream, but in people with diabetes it cannot get into the cells where it is needed. In type 1 diabetes (which was once referred to as childhood-onset diabetes), the pro
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Clinical Biochemistry Publishes Paper About Cruelty-Free Insulin Assay
A scientific paper about PCRM’s groundbreaking development of the world’s first cruelty-free insulin assay was published in the January issue of the Canadian Society of Clinical Chemists’ prestigious journal, Clinical Biochemistry. The journal is read by chemists, biochemists, immunologists, biolo
Whole Grains Improve Insulin Sensitivity
Whole grains improve insulin sensitivity, according to a study appearing in tomorrow’s American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Insulin sensitivity is a measure of the body’s efficiency in clearing sugar from the bloodstream. Individuals with better
PCRM’s Article About Cruelty-Free Insulin Assay Published in Clinical Biochemistry
In the January issue of Clinical Biochemistry, scientists and researchers with PCRM explained the method they used to develop the world’s first cruelty-free insulin ELISA. The article will serve to promote the use of the new technique and encourage chemists, biochemists, immunologists, biologists, and other s
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