A pharmacist has urged people not to ignore five warning signs which show you may be at risk of diabetes and need to rethink diet choices.
A pharmacist has highlighted five warning signs of serious health issues as global obesity and prediabetes cases show a significant surge.
Graham Phillips, whose career as a pharmacist spans over three decades, is the brains behind ProLongevity - a brainchild of his push for a greater emphasis on healthy living rather than medicinal dependencies. It works by monitoring individual blood sugar spikes to outline necessary lifestyle and dietary shifts, reports Bristol Live.
Overweight yet hungry all the time The expert said: "When insulin levels are high, your body effectively locks away fat stores, making it difficult to access them. This can lead to a situation where individuals gain ever more weight while simultaneously feeling hungrier than ever before." Top Health Stories Today Getting angry when you're hungry "Hangry" outbursts may signal "rollercoaster" blood sugar levels, resulting from an imbalanced diet that leaves people feeling hungry, tired, and irritable.
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