Stress May Increase Your Risk of Insulin Resistance—Here's What Health Experts Say Can Help

EatingWell·Apr 4

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There is a reported link between stress and an increased risk of insulin resistance. Various health factors and conditions, including depression, metabolic dysfunction, and dementia, may also be connected to insulin resistance or diabetes risk. The relationship between these conditions and diabetes risk is being explored, with some outlets offering tips on prevention and management.

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