Forget What You Heard: Diabetes Does Not Run In Your Family!

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Forget What You Heard: Diabetes Does Not Run In Your Family!

You have probably heard it time and time again. “Diabetes runs in my family”. Although many hereditary diseases exist, things like diabetes and high blood pressure are not one of them. The truth is, dietary decisions get passed down resulting in the same outcome. Chances are the choices your parents make with their diets will […]

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