The Role of Calcium in Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis does not imply a lack of calcium per se, but is caused by a loss of calcium; for this reason, treatment should not be based on increasing calcium intake but on limiting calcium loss. Likewise, from the dietary point of view, we insist on avoiding acidification of the body (produced by meats, sweets, sugar … Read more

Causes and Effects of Vitamin D Deficiency

Vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium. It is found in many foods, especially dairy products and oily fish, as well as in the sun. However, there are causes of vitamin D deficiency and some characteristic symptoms that are important to address in order to treat it. Until a few years ago the only thing … Read more

Treatment of Diabetes with Overweight and Obesity

Type 2 diabetes is a very common disease, which can limit our quality of life and is usually associated with overweight and obesity. In the following article Dr. Nubiola gives us the keys to early diagnosis and prevention of this disease. Diagnosis of type 2 diabetes It is important to make an early diagnosis in … Read more

Diet: How to lose weight in a healthy way?

With the arrival of summer many people decide to resume dieting. If the following tips are followed, weight loss and proper eating habits will be achieved. Tips for following a healthy diet 1. Easy to follow: this means that it should not be a complicated diet. It should be as similar as possible to the … Read more

What is meant by “personalized diet”

Dieting is always a slightly expensive process. In order to carry it out properly, several aspects must be taken into account, which will vary from person to person. Hence the importance of a personalized diet. When setting a diet to lose weight we have to take into account 3 elements: 1) Physical activity you are … Read more

What are the complications of diabetes

Dr. Jose Antonio Pinies, renowned specialist in Endocrinology and Nutrition, talks about the most important characteristics of diabetes, its complications and treatment. Dr. PiniĆ©s recognizes that the two most common types of diabetes are DM1 and DM2. DM1 accounts for 10% of cases and affects young people. It is characterized by an autoimmune destruction of … Read more

How to prevent type 2 diabetes?

In Spain 14% of the population suffers from type 2 diabetes, a disease without the appearance of symptoms in its initial stages, consequently half of the cases remain undiagnosed. 60% of the Spanish population suffers from vitamin D deficiency. Diabetes can be described today as a true epidemic that is growing in parallel with obesity. … Read more