Hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia are very different conditions. Here, learn the causes, signs, and treatments of each before they develop.

What’s the difference between hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia?

Moving regularly can help you maintain healthy blood sugar levels.

Learn about the effects of drinking water on your blood sugar levels. We also explore how water can help with hyperglycemia and diabetes.

How does drinking water affect your blood sugar levels?

How can water help with hyperglycemia?

We delve into the science behind a low blood sugar headache, including what you can do to prevent it.

What’s the connection between low blood sugar and headaches? 

A low blood sugar headache feels like dull throbbing at your temples.

Foods that rank low on the glycemic index (GI) affect your blood sugar levels more slowly. A diet rich in low-GI foods can have many health benefits.

What are low-GI foods good for?

Low-GI foods can be beneficial because they cause blood sugar levels to rise and fall more gradually.

Preventing long-term inflammation is good for our health and wellbeing. Anti-inflammatory diets focus on plants, lean proteins, and healthy fats.

Reducing inflammation with your diet

There’s no specific diet to reduce inflammation.

Eating sugar doesn’t directly cause diabetes, but it can contribute to risk factors for type 2, with “free” sugars like fructose a particular concern.

Does eating too much sugar really cause diabetes?

The relationship between sugar and type 2 diabetes is complex.

Learn more about nutrition and the mechanisms behind different health conditions, ranging from heart health and blood pressure to diabetes and mental health.

Diabetes

What’s the difference between hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia?

How does drinking water affect your blood sugar levels?

What’s the connection between low blood sugar and headaches?

What are low-GI foods good for?

Reducing inflammation with your diet

Does eating too much sugar really cause diabetes?

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