Artificial sweeteners, often labeled as "diabetes-friendly," may not be the ideal choice for managing blood sugar levels.

Sugar substitutes, both artificial and natural, offer a low-calorie alternative to satisfy sweet cravings. Despite their ...

In time for the holidays, metabolic health researchers have published a sweet discovery in one of the world's most regarded ...

For people managing diabetes, the joy of holiday festivities often comes with the challenge of navigating traditional meals ...

Diabetes: People who regularly eat foods with sugar substitutes may be more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes, and a 2022 study published in the journal Cell hints at a possible reason.

Diet is key to preventing, managing, and treating diabetes. This article acts as a diabetes diet guidebook for people with ...