Health Tip to Reduce The Risk of Diabetes

A diet rich in foods like fried chicken, bacon, ham and sweet teas increase the chances of suffering from stroke. These foods raise cholesterol levels, increase blood pressure and worsen diabetes, all of which can increase the chances of stroke.

Balanced Home-cooked Meals Can Reduce The Risk of Diabetes

Deep Fried and Processed Foods and Sugary Drinks Increase Stroke Risk

A diet rich in deep fried and processed foods and sugary drinks increases the chances of stroke. Read More

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