If you’re one of the two in five American adults with prediabetes —the stage before type 2 diabetes—blood sugar management is crucial. A mix of diet and lifestyle strategies is the gold standard way to keep it in check, but new research suggests there might be one more tool to add to your glucose-managing toolbox: an air purifier.
Running an air purifier at night could help to stabilize big spikes in blood sugar that people with prediabetes experience, according to the preliminary study, which was presented at the American Heart Association’s annual Scientific Sessions this past weekend.
Of course, using an air purifier alone is unlikely to…
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