Welcome to the June Issue of GEMS!
As the monsoon arrives with its unpredictable showers and shifting skies, we are reminded that uncertainty isn’t always a disruption -it can also be a sign of change, renewal, and discovery. Much like the weather outside, the landscape of diabetes research is full of surprises. New insights are constantly emerging, challenging long-held beliefs and paving the way for innovative strategies in care and treatment.
In this issue of GEMS, we explore how the silent but significant role of delta cells in type 1 diabetes may be contributing to hypoglycemia risk—changing how we view the pancreas beyond just insulin-producing beta cells. We also bring attention to a powerful new indicator of metabolic health: the balance between muscle and deep belly fat, known as the Skeletal Muscle Mass to Visceral Fat Ratio (SVR), which may be a more accurate marker of insulin resistance than traditional measures like BMI.
We take a closer look at the lingering effects of COVID-19, particularly its impact on kidney and cardiovascular health in individuals with type 2 diabetes—reminding us that recovery doesn’t always mean resolution. On the frontier of early detection, a groundbreaking study introduces a blood-based microRNA risk score that can predict the onset of type 1 diabetes long before symptoms arise, marking a shift from reactive to proactive care.
In the realm of nutrition, we delve into the potential of taurine, a common nutrient, to delay aging in pancreatic beta cells by targeting a key molecular pathway—offering exciting possibilities for preserving insulin function. We also spotlight the science of chrononutrition, which shows how syncing meals with your body’s internal clock can enhance weight loss, stabilize blood sugar, and support gut health.
To round it all off, this issue includes our diabetes-friendly recipe of the month—Spiced Lemon Salmon with Minty Quinoa Salad—a delicious and nutritious meal designed to support glucose control and heart health. Plus, don’t miss our video and picture of the month and the latest drug updates in diabetes care.
In a season where nothing stays the same, GEMS invites you to embrace the discoveries that are reshaping the future of diabetes management. Just like the monsoon, science brings with it the unexpected—and with it, the promise of growth.
To visit our previous issues, click here
Thanking you once again for the comments and suggestions. If in case you are not interested in receiving this free monthly scientific newsletter, kindly reply with "delete gems" in the subject line to info@jothydev.net
Regards
JDC Diabetes Gems Team
Jothydev's Diabetes and Research Centres
Trivandrum, Attingal and Kochi, Kerala, INDIA
+91 9846040055, +91 9562040055
, +91 9746366655
http://www.jothydev.net
Welcome to the June Issue of GEMS!
As the monsoon arrives with its unpredictable showers and shifting skies, we are reminded that uncertainty isn’t
always a disruption—it can also be a sign ...of change, renewal, and discovery.
Much like the weather outside, the landscape of diabetes research is full of surprises. New insights are constantly
emerging, challenging long-held beliefs and paving the way for innovative strategies in care and treatment.
In this issue of GEMS, we explore how the silent but significant role of delta cells in type 1 diabetes may be contributing to
hypoglycemia risk-changing how we view the pancreas beyond just insulin-producing beta cells. We also bring attention to a
powerful new indicator of metabolic health: the balance between muscle and deep belly fat, known as the Skeletal Muscle Mass
to Visceral Fat Ratio (SVR), which may be a more accurate marker of insulin resistance than traditional measures like BMI.
We take a closer look at the lingering effects of COVID-19, particularly its impact on kidney and cardiovascular health in
individuals with type 2 diabetes-reminding us that recovery doesn’t always mean resolution. On the frontier of early detection,
a groundbreaking study introduces a blood-based microRNA risk score that can predict the onset of type 1 diabetes long before
symptoms arise, marking a shift from reactive to proactive care.
In the realm of nutrition, we delve into the potential of taurine, a common nutrient, to delay aging in pancreatic beta
cells by targeting a key molecular pathway-offering exciting possibilities for preserving insulin function. We also
spotlight the science of chrononutrition, which shows how syncing meals with your body’s internal clock can enhance
weight loss, stabilize blood sugar, and support gut health.
To round it all off, this issue includes our diabetes-friendly recipe of the month-Spiced Lemon Salmon with Minty Quinoa
Salad—a delicious and nutritious meal designed to support glucose control and heart health. Plus, don’t miss our video
and picture of the month and the latest drug updates in diabetes care.
In a season where nothing stays the same, GEMS invites you to embrace the discoveries that are reshaping the future
of diabetes management. Just like the monsoon, science brings with it the unexpected—and with it, the promise of
growth.
To visit our previous issues,
click here
Thanking you once again for the comments and suggestions. If in case you are not interested in receiving this free monthly scientific newsletter, kindly reply with "delete gems" in the subject line to info@jothydev.net
Regards
JDC Diabetes Gems Team
Jothydev's Diabetes and Research Centres
Trivandrum, Attingal and Kochi, Kerala, INDIA
+91 9846040055, +91 9562040055
,+91 9746366655
http://www.jothydev.net