When we are aging, our bodies start to change and it can be a challenge to remain active. However, it is important to continue exercising and have healthy habits to maintain good health. Discover how aging and diabetes can go hand-in-hand and what you can do to help.
People with diabetes should schedule regular yearly visits to an ophthalmologist/optometrist to avoid eye problems. High blood sugars from diabetes can increase the risk of eye problems. Discover why it is essential to include an eye doctor as part of your diabetes health care team.
Feeling tired may feel like an inevitable symptom associated with diabetes, but it doesn’t have to be that way. There are simple ways to super charge your energy with diabetes to help you accomplish your daily goals. Discover how to get energized and feel your best each day.
Recent research has revealed certain connections between rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes. Both are autoimmune diseases that require diagnoses and ongoing treatment to give the patient relief. Find out more about the connection between rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes and what you can do about it.
Winter is in full swing and it feels good to start the day with a hot meal. However, certain choices might not be the right ones for people with diabetes. Discover a few hot breakfasts to enjoy when you have diabetes.
Poor eating habits may exacerbate the symptoms of heart disease and diabetes as well as lead to other health complications. The food you put in your mouth should nourish your body and please your palate. Consider smart snacking ideas when you have heart disease and diabetes.
People with diabetes recognize the importance of maintaining a healthy, well-balanced diet. The right foods can make you feel better and fill your nutritional needs. Discover ten power foods to add to your diet when you have diabetes.
Whole grains are beneficial for people with diabetes who are looking to make healthier choices. Eating the right whole grains can satisfy your hunger and help control blood sugars when eaten in moderation. Let's talk about interesting grains – bulgur, quinoa and buckwheat.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found a certain area of the United States has the highest rates of type 2 diabetes. These 15 states are referred to as the “diabetes belt.” Discover where the diabetes belt is and why.
Diabetes requires constant management which can lead to feelings of frustration or despair. Replacing pessimism with positive feelings boosts your mood, reduces your stress and may even help you maintain better blood glucose levels. Discover ways to feel optimistic with diabetes in 2015.