Although people with diabetes type 1 depend on insulin, proper eating is also extremely important to your overall health. Eating the right foods can help ward off potentially dangerous blood sugar fluctuations and related complications. Learn the proper eating habits to develop when you have diabetes type 1.
Prior to the use of insulin in 1922, it could be hazardous for women with diabetes to get pregnant. Now many women with diabetes type 1 are having babies without complications and leading a healthy life. Knowing what to expect and how to take proper care is essential when you get pregnant and have diabetes […]
Magnesium, sodium, and potassium are all essential minerals but people can also get too much of a good thing. Discover how common minerals may have an impact on diabetes and other related health conditions.
It has been 30 years since the Diabetes Control and Complication Trial (DCCT) in 1983. The staggering results of the trial were released in 1993 and we have learned a lot from them. Great strides in diabetes care and treatment have already been made and ongoing research is making options for people with diabetes even better.
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Everyone looks forward to the warm, sunny days of summer. Make sure you’re on track by reviewing this diabetes summer checklist as you get ready for the good times. Being well-prepared ensures you stay healthy and happy all summer long.
The easygoing lifestyle of summer brings to mind sunny days, swimming and firing up the barbecue. Grilling is a healthy cooking technique and you don’t have to be enslaved to high-calorie sauces or fatty foods. Discover how to have a healthy and delicious summer BBQ with diabetes.
Diabetes self-management includes paying attention to other health concerns that may arise. People with diabetes need to examine their urinary health and be aware of the symptoms associated with certain conditions. Learn more about how diabetes may have an impact on your urinary health and well-being.
Type 1 diabetes used to be referred to as ‘juvenile diabetes’. While this chronic condition is more likely to appear during childhood or adolescence, it can also develop in adults. Consider these 5 facts you should know about type 1 diabetes.
With ongoing research, we know more about type 1 diabetes but we still need answers about the basic causes and newer sophisticated treatments. Dedicated research has revealed certain symptoms, causes, and risk factors of type 1 diabetes. Knowing them can help you learn more about yourself or a loved one who has this autoimmune disease.
It is important to resist sweet cravings when you have diabetes. Indulging in too many sweets can lead to fluctuating blood sugar levels and other health problems. Learn how to combat sweet cravings and still feel satisfied about what you eat.