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Taking insulin cannot just be an AFTERTHOUGHTI We tend to just take insulin and deal with the consequences 2-3 hours later in the middle of a gym session. The reality is, if you want better blood sugars...

There is a well-established link between minority groups and diabetes. Minority populations, including African Americans, Hispanic/Latinos, Native Americans, and Asian Americans, have a higher risk of developing diabetes. According to the American Diabetes Association, the prevalence...

Physical activity is crucial for individuals with diabetes as it offers numerous benefits. Regular exercise helps control blood sugar levels, improves cardiovascular health, boosts insulin sensitivity, and reduces the risk of developing diabetes-related complications. It...

Feeling fatigue can unfortunately be a common experience for those living with diabetes, even when we have had an adequate amount of sleep. While there can be a multitude of reasons for feeling tired during...

Air travel, while exciting, can pose unique challenges for individuals managing diabetes. From meticulous preparation to smoothly navigating security checks, and managing blood sugar levels during the flight, here's a comprehensive guide to ensure a...

For individuals managing diabetes, proper foot care is paramount in maintaining overall health and preventing complications. Diabetes can affect the nerves and blood vessels in the feet, making them more susceptible to infections and injuries....