For many people, it will involve regular finger prick tests and a host of complications to worry about, including kidney and nerve damage and a higher risk of stroke and heart disease.
That’s why preventing it is so essential – and a recent study shows that vitamin D can help you stay diabetes-free.
It has already been established that vitamin D can help with insulin sensitivity and pancreatic beta-cell function, so Brazilian researchers decided to carry out a cross-sectional study to uncover the link between vitamin D deficiency and blood sugar....read more>>>...
