Exercise is one of the best things people with diabetes do for themselves. Part 1 diabetes managment exercise

Why is exercise so important? Our bodies are made to move and our modern, sedentary life has all but eliminated any need to actually move. We drive...

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Continuous Glucose Monitors – A game changer for diabetes! blood sugar diabetes managment glucose monitor

There are a few things to know about CGM’s. First, they don’t measure your BLOOD glucose levels. This can only be done with a finger...

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Muscles impact your metabolic health and diabetes impacts your muscles. diabetes managment muscles

Why? Because muscles need and burn a lot of fuel. They keep us moving. Muscles contain a lot of insulin receptors to use blood sugar and stored...

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Your metabolic health and immune function with diabetes diabetes managment gut health metabolism

Your metabolism, all the systems that keep you alive and healthy, runs on energy, like gas in the car. Your immune system, your ability to protect...

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With type 2 diabetes, am I “metabolically healthy?” diabetes managment food metabolism

It was thought that most people with obesity had poor measures for these risk factors. However, people considered ‘normal’ weight and...

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Metabolic Health and Its Relationship to Type 2 Diabetes diabetes managment metabolism travel

Your food is used to provide energy for living such as protein synthesis, muscle contractions, maintaining body temperature and much more. This...

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