Amanda Bynes once again wigged out at her court appearance in New York City
Amanda Bynes once again wigged out at her court appearance in New York City on July 9, 2013. Sporting
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kate Upton: I like bikinis that are super sexy and lingerie-like because, well, I love lingerie
KATE UPTON FACTS I like bikinis that are super sexy and lingerie-like because, well, I love lingerie
Jessica Simpson is 'ecstatic' following the birth of her son on Sunday (30.06.13).
Jessica Simpson is 'ecstatic' following the birth of her son on Sunday (30.06.13). The 'Fashion Star' mentor, who also has a daughter Maxwell, 14 months, with her fiancé Eric Johnson, is 'so happy' to have finally welcomed her son, Ace Knute, into the world. A source close to the singer turned fashion designer, 32, told UsMagazine.com that the couple 'are so happy to have a boy. One of each, everybody wants that. 'The baby is beautiful. He has Eric's little chin dimple!' Jessica's daughter Maxwell is also very excited to be a big sister. The friend explained: 'Maxwell is excited. She doesn't totally get it and understand, but she is very excited to have a brother.'
Prevent Unwanted Weight Gain with Insulin Therapy
Why do patients gain a significant amount of weight when on insulin therapy? Several proposed theories include decreased glycosuria due to improved glycemic control, the anabolic effects of insulin itself, decreased metabolic rate, aggressive treatment of hypoglycemia, and defensive eating to prevent hypoglycemia or deal with the fear of hypoglycemia. As observed majority of patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) are already overweight, the weight gain associated with insulin therapy may delay insulin initiation. Weight gain may also increase low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, worsen hypertension, and lower high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, all of which are independent risk factors for atherosclerosis. Therefore, intervention to help minimize the weight gain associated with insulin therapy has to be closely monitored.
Pakistan bans Indian Hindu-Muslim romance film ‘Raanjhanaa’
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has banned an Indian film about the love affair of a Muslim-Hindu couple on the grounds that it could offend viewers in the conservative Islamic republic, officials said Friday. "Raanjhanaa" was scheduled for release in June, but Pakistan's Film Censor Board refused to clear it for cinema showings.