Insulin Resistance: I Qualified for the USA Triathlon Nationals!
We exercise for various reasons: we enjoy it, want to lose weight or do it because we know it benefits
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Exercise
People with Diabetes Are Not Always at Fault for High Blood Sugars: This Is Why
How Can you have a high blood sugar and not be at fault? Here are some facts to consider instead
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Diabetes Health Type 2: It’s the Salsa Dance And Greek Salads
Christopher Castro went to his physician’s office last year for a routine physical and found out that he has Type
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Is Stress Giving You High Blood Sugars?
Managing diabetes is challenging, especially when diet, exercise, and medication play vital roles. One often overlooked culprit is stress. Whether
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How to Stay Active During the Cold Winter Months
As the winter season blankets the world in snow and chill, individuals with diabetes may find it challenging to maintain
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Seven Tips for Managing Blood Sugar Levels on the 4th of July
The 4th of July is a time for celebration, family gatherings, and delicious food. However, for people with diabetes, managing
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AskNadia: Why Am I Out of Breath When I Walk Up The Staircase with High Blood Sugars?
Dear Nadia, My blood sugars have been hovering around 250 mg/dL. Walking up the staircase to my bedroom makes me
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Diabetes Health Type 2: Hoping Diabetes Goes Away Did Not Work for Me
By Claire Lynch At age 18 Bruce White didn’t expect to get a diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes.
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Diabetes Complications Type 1: Allie and Me
Surviving a Diabetes Diagnosis With My Best Friend
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AskNadia: Exercising to Avoid Diabetes Complications
Dear Nadia: I know I need to exercise to avoid diabetes complications. I just can’t get motivated to get going.
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Diabetes Basics: A1c Versus Time in Range
Diabetes Health Staff Almost every person who has diabetes knows that the HbA1c (hemoglobin A1c) test is one of the
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