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Canadian scientists have pioneered a novel diabetes management approach by targeting a gut molecule, D-lactate. This molecule, produced by gut microbes, elevates blood sugar and fat storage. The team's 'gut substrate trap' captured D-lactate, leading to improved blood sugar, reduced insulin resistance, and healthier livers in obese mice, without dietary changes.

The legs quietly carry signs that diabetes may be developing or worsening. These unusual symptoms — from burning sensations to hair loss — aren’t just everyday annoyances but signals that deserve attention.