Often women with diabetes have fluctuating hormone levels that may cause other health issues, especially during menstruation and menopause. Hormonal imbalances have been linked to health conditions associated with diabetes, such as heart disease and kidney problems. Discover more about hormone therapy in women who have diabetes and how it may help.
If your job requires sitting for most of the day, you are not alone. Unfortunately, sedentary behavior can lead to serious health complications when you have diabetes. Learn what sitting too much can do when you have diabetes and how to make healthy changes for optimum well-being.
As the summer heat and humidity rise, people with asthma and diabetes may experience exaggerated symptoms. Breathing in the humid summer environment can lead to shortness of breath, coughing and more. Discover more about asthma and summer breathing conditions with diabetes and what you can do to keep symptoms in check.
At ADW diabetes, we usually write about and recommend foods that should be included in your daily diet since they contain multiple nutrients and possible benefit in further controlling your blood sugars.
Diabetes self-management is essential to feel good and ward off potential health issues. Keeping up with diabetes care requirements can become confusing. Consider these 5 simple diabetes commandments to live by for the best possible health.
Summer is almost here and the living is easy during a warm-weather getaway. Make it even easier by being well-prepared to take a trip with diabetes. Discover a few simple preparations that can go a long way when it comes to comfort and optimum health when you have diabetes and are away from home.
People with diabetes can be susceptible to falls, especially if they experience numbness, or have been diagnosed with neuropathy or certain neurological problems. The latest information discusses the possible benefits of exercise and vitamin D to help prevent falls when you have diabetes. Learn more about how vitamin D and exercise may help people with diabetes […]
It is essential for people with diabetes to eat a well-balanced diet to minimize blood sugar fluctuations and promote improved overall health. […]
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, formally known as nonalcoholic steatohepatitis or NASH, affects around 2 to 5 percent of people in the United States. NASH involves damage or inflammation to the liver which can lead to liver failure, cirrhosis or liver cancer. It is important to learn more about NASH as it often goes hand-in-hand with diabetes.
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Spring brings to mind green grass, new life and plenty of fresh food. It is easier to make good choices when you have diabetes because there is an abundance of tasty produce available. Discover 8 anti-inflammatory foods to get you healthy this spring.