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People diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes are advised to plan regular physical activity to help control the condition and prevent complications developing. A study reported on in the journal Pediatric Diabetes in June 2014 adds more credence to this advice, specifically in adolescent diabetics. The study, completed at the Hospital of Leverkusen in Germany, included... 578 people aged from 10 to 20 years of age with Type 2 diabetes. over 55 percent of patients reported taking part in no exercise at all. It was found the HbA1c averaged 0.8 percent lower in individuals who exercised more than twice a week than in those who did not take part in regular physical activity. the body mass index (BMI) was highest in those who took part in the least amount of exercise. those who exercised more than twice a week had the highest amounts of HDL, or 'good' cholesterol. From these results it was concluded regular physical activity has significant health benefits for adolescents with Type 2 dia...

False claim 1. The idea that cancer is a disease of the modern western world is overplayed Cancer has been known since ancient times. However, it has gone from a rare disease as it was during the turn of the 1900's to a rising global epidemic in modern times. The cancer establishment gives the impression that its true causes are unknown and plays down the idea that it is a disease of the modern western world. Nothing could be further from the truth. Well documented evidence has been produced to show that cancer causes have been known for years. In recent decades, there have been growing onslaughts of DNA-changing carcinogenic circumstances. Examples include rising numbers of: Food chemicals; water and air pollutants; vaccinations; GMO's and medications... It practically ignores the findings that isolated indigenous tribes such as the Hunsas, Karakorum or Azerbaijanis had been virtually cancer free, with evidence strongly suggesting that this was because the spoils of the We...