In a small cell therapy trial, 10 out of 12 people with type 1 diabetes no longer needed supplemental insulin, even a year after treatment.

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Fruit juice, smoothies and soft drinks can be high in sugar which dehydrates the body. Limit the amount of fruit juice or smoothies that you drink, and swap sugary soft drinks for diet, sugar-free ...

Diabetes UK advises that if you do indulge in fruit juice, it's wise to cap it at one small glass (150ml) daily. "Make sure your drink goes further by diluting it with water," the charity suggested.

In contrast, there is no statistically significant association between drinking 100% fruit juice and the risk of type 2 diabetes – whilst eating whole fruit, which contains dietary fibre and ...

Nothing hits the spot like a sip of cold water when you're thirsty, but did you know that orange juice is actually the more hydrating beverage?

Speaking of the body’s need for natural sugars to regular blood sugar levels, Dr Archana Batra added, “Fruits and fruit juice are the pure source of natural sugars that directly impact blood ...