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The conversation around diabetes reversal has increased, and when researching diabetes there are numerous states to this claim, but how realistic is it?

Sadly, diabetes affects a huge number of people worldwide and is responsible for blindness, kidney disease, limb amputation and death. WHO estimates that diabetes was the seventh leading cause of death in 2016[1] and 422 million adults currently live with diabetes (1 out of every 11 people). There is no cu

Glucose clamping has become a standard, widely used technique in researching diabetes treatment as well as obesity and fatty liver studies. We`ve taken a look at the types and applications of clamp study and their impact on the field.

The Glucose clamp technique was first developed in 1979 by professors at the UT School of Medicine: DeFronzo, Andres and Tobin as a method of measuring insulin sensitivity. DeFonzo et al described both euglycaemic and hyperglycaemic glucose clamp techniq

Sepsis reportedly affects up to 30 million people each year. Lactate levels play a key role in diagnosing the condition and limiting its impact, as well as researching it`s progression and developing possible treatments. Here`s how.

Sepsis is a medical condition and emergency, the definition of which has proven difficult and is based on fairly recent developments and research. It is the result of an immune response to bacterial infection which gets into a patient’s blood and can

In fine tuning performance in competitive sports, lactate testing makes the difference, so how can testing lactate thresholds sharpen performance?

To get ahead in sports means dedication, training and a considered diet. Getting these factors right can mean the difference between winning and losing. In fine tuning achievement in competitive sports lactate testing makes the difference, so how can testing lactate thresholds sharpen performance? 

Glycolysis and energy