Why is change challenging? Part 2 challenges change resistance

As we can’t control change in general, we can take a different approach to change when it affects us personally. As we get further into our...

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What makes change challenging? Part 1 challenges change newness

My parents grew up in the Great Depression era. They went from a ‘wireless’ radio and telephone in only a few homes where calls went...

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How To Navigate Change with Diabetes change diabetes managment growth new year

Change has layers to it that need to be addressed in order to make a permanent change in behavior. For example, you might decide that weight loss...

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Changing eating habits was the best thing to do for type 2 diabetes - part 2 change diabetes managment eating habits food

Many of you mentioned things like reading labels, eating healthy, eating low carb, going sugar and grain free, intermittent fasting, working out...

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What you do for your diabetes helps heal heart disease change diabetes managment heart disease medication

What causes heart disease? Well, some problems with the heart happen right around birth, and those are congenital issues. Those aren’t part...

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Flexibility is key to great diabetes management and your life change diabetes managment flexibility

What is metabolic flexibility? It is the ability of your body to switch from using blood sugar or glucose for fuel to burning stored fat for fuel....

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