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Winter can be a challenging time for many of us, especially if you’re living with Type 2 diabetes. As someone who struggles with both managing my blood sugar levels and maintaining a healthy weight, I know firsthand how the cold can make it tempting to curl up under a blanket and wait until spring to … Read more
Diabetic foot problems are like that annoying party guest who just won’t leave—they’re common and can get worse if not addressed right away. They’re not just an inconvenient issue either, as they can snowball into a drastic lifestyle change if neglected. Think infections, ulcers, and even amputations in serious cases. I suffer from neuropathy in … Read more
As we have already discussed, diabetes is a chronic health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. There are two main types to be aware of: Type 1 diabetes, which is usually diagnosed in childhood and requires insulin treatment, and Type 2 diabetes, which is more common and often develops in adults, largely influenced by … Read more
How you eat can significantly affect your blood sugar levels. It’s crucial to grasp this since steady blood sugar keeps you feeling your best and reduces the risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes. Foods loaded with simple sugars and empty calories might give a quick energy zap, but they can send blood sugar on a … Read more
Insulin sensitivity is like the body’s efficiency meter when dealing with sugar. It’s about how effectively your cells respond to insulin, a hormone that controls glucose levels in the blood. The more sensitive your body is, the better it can manage how sugar gets used for energy. Why should you care? Well, low insulin sensitivity, … Read more
Living with type 2 diabetes means making a few adjustments to your day-to-day routine, and integrating regular exercise can be one of the most impactful changes. Exercise isn’t just about hitting the gym or going all out on day one. It’s about becoming more active in a way that fits into your life. And yup, … Read more