The visible or invisible blood in your urine is also known as hematuria. Though it isn’t normal, it is not necessarily a big cause of concern either. Your doctor will run a series of tests, mainly screening and a urine test to detect the root cause of the issue. In hematuria, the color of the urine might change from yellow to red, dark red, brownish red, tea color, and pink. Howeve..

The diabetic patient knows the effects of good and bad carbs on their glucose levels. Each carb has a different impact on your blood glucose, which is why the Glycemic index is used to figure out the effect of certain foods (containing carbohydrates) on your blood sugar level. These foods are then ranked according to their potential of increasing blood glucose levels. It is benefecial..