Diabetes Management

T1D Nutritionist Andi Balog shares real-life tips on managing type 1 diabetes while traveling, including handling unpredictable insulin pump behavior during flights and adjusting blood sugar strategies on the go.

Rotating your insulin injection and CGM sites is one of the simplest ways to protect your skin, improve insulin absorption, and support accurate glucose readings. Learn where to inject or place your CGM, how often to rotate, and common mistakes to avoid.

Regular BGL monitoring is a fundamental aspect of diabetes management. By understanding the factors that influence your levels and checking at critical times, you can reduce complications and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

--- Image by Freepik Starting your day with a healthy and consistent routine is important for managing your diabetes. Creating a morning routine that works for you can help you start your day off right...

Prepping for flu season is extra important when you have diabetes. Do you know the best way to take care of yourself on a sick day? Follow this checklist:

Living with diabetes is a journey that demands consistent attention to one's health and well-being. To ensure comprehensive care, individuals managing diabetes are often advised to follow an annual cycle of care. This approach involves a series of regular check-ups, screenings, and lifestyle assessments designed to proactively address the various aspects of diabetes management.