| Efforts should therefore be made to normalise glycaemia when diabetes is first diagnosed. |
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| There are recommendations about the target levels for glycaemia, blood pressure, and lipids in the treatment of patients with type 2 diabetes. |
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| Firstly, the relation between glycaemia and incidence of diabetes is non-linear, with the risk threshold coinciding with the onset of pre-diabetes. |
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| As a matter of prevention, glycaemia is increased on purpose prior to any very physical maneuver. |
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| Low-GI foods induce a progressive increase of glycaemia which, in turn, ensures a constant distribution of energy over a long period of time. |
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| Green coffee extract, rich in chlorogenic acid, stabilises glycaemia and promotes weight loss. |
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| During pregnancy, persons with diabetes may need insulin to obtain strict control of glycaemia. |
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| This compound is currently in phase II clinical trials for glycaemia control in diabetic patients. |
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| Did you know that apples naturally contain pectin, a type of soluble fibre that helps to control blood cholesterol levels and glycaemia? |
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| People with diabetes have fluctuating blood sugar levels and can suffer from hyper or hypo glycaemia which can be fatal in some cases. |
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| Useful under medical supervision for type 1 and 2 diabetics, these active ingredients enable each of us to prevent various risks linked to bad glycaemia and to limit stoutness. |
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| Pycnogenol efficiency on glycaemia, motor nerve conduction velocity and markers of oxidative stress in mild type diabetes in rats. |
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| Encapsulated in a special material to limit the risk of immune rejection, these transplants enabled diabetic monkeys to regulate their glycaemia for more than six months, without even receiving an immunosuppressor. |
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| I cannot decide to proprioceive my body or to check my glycaemia. |
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| The higher the glycaemia, the more insulin is secreted. |
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| Conversely, high-GI foods induce an immediate rise of our glycaemia. |
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| Supplementation also results in a reduction in total and LDL cholesterol, in triglycerides and fasting glycaemia, thus reducing risk factors for cardiovascular disease. |
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| However, the definition by the WHO requires the presence of an alteration in glycaemia and does not place importance on the presence on abdominal obesity which is important to define insulin resistance. |
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| The study also clarified the role of the intestine and its associated microorganisms in maintaining glycaemia. |
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| The risk of large for gestational age across increasing categories of pregnancy glycaemia. |
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