Health Briefs Covers How Rotating Shifts May Lead to Type Two Diabetes

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. - Aug. 3, 2014 - PRLog -- Health Briefs will present a segment on the health risks for people who work rotating shifts. The show will cover the difference between genders and who is more prone to getting type two diabetes. There will also be a scientific explanation about why this group of people also tends to fall in the obesity statistics. The segment will also delve into full detail on proper diet, exercise and sleep as, these are the three tips people should follow for a healthier lifestyle to avoid the risk for type two diabetes.

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