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  • Home
  • About Wanja’s Health Diary
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  • Published Stories
    • Daily Nation
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  • Keto diet : Staying healthy, adopting a very low-carb diet December 1, 2021
  • Diabetes Type 2 remission : When lifestyle medicine keeps insulin in check October 30, 2021
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  • Preventing and managing complications of diabetes October 8, 2021
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December 1, 20210

Keto diet : Staying healthy, adopting a very low-carb diet

It can’t be bottled and sold. Sadly, there are also no risk-free quick fixes or waving of magical wands. Weight loss is a piece of work, a per

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October 30, 20210

Diabetes Type 2 remission : When lifestyle medicine keeps insulin in check

Her heart beat stubbornly in her chest whenever she took a couple of steps during a routine evening walk. When alone, she clasped her face in h

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October 8, 20210

Preventing and managing complications of diabetes

You rarely see them coming. Sometimes until it is too late. Diabetes complications develop gradually but their effect is long-lasting and dr

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September 29, 20210

Bipolar disorder: The thorns are broken, time to smell the flowers now

She is assertive. Witty. Laughs out loudly. But on some days, sadness swims on the surface deeply affecting her jolly nature. She has lea

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September 19, 20210

Hello Mummy; baby blues or post-partum depression ?

Talia is four weeks old. Irene, her mother, is overwhelmed. Though the baby hardly cries, she feels unhappy, irritable, uneasy and her moods

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September 12, 20210

Speaking diabetes: One term at a time

The key to a good story is the right seasoning of words, punctuation and simplicity. Here are a couple of words commonly used when discussing d

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September 8, 20210

The unholy union between diabetes and COVID-19

Single and ambitious. A 34-year-old banker in senior management Loves her tipple. Lives for road trips and exotic destinations. Covid-

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June 21, 20210

Treat your eyes right, they’ll never be out of sight

Emotions can be seen in eyes. Warmth can be felt through the eyes too. Eyes carry life. The eyes have also been described as the passage

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March 16, 20210

Unsilenced about mental health and men

When American actress and producer said mental health needs more sunlight, more frankness, and more unashamed conversation, these  describe Edwin

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March 16, 20210

Untreated ADHD in adults: Your health is on our minds

Inattention. Hyperactivity. Impulsivity. These three words describe  a mental health condition; Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Diso

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