The study examined the effects of physical activity and medication on type 2 diabetes in patients over 20 years.

Diabetes is a chronic health condition that affects how the body turns food into energy. It develops when blood sugar levels are too high, causing the pancreas to produce insufficient insulin.

But it’s probably no surprise that there’s a lack of research specifically holding a magnifying glass up to fart walking.

Blood sugar spikes, those sudden increases in blood sugar levels after a meal, aren't just a metabolic detail. Fatigue, food ...