Type 1 Diabetes is Far More Common in Adults Than Most Realize
A new study has revealed that nearly 40 percent of Americans with type 1 diabetes were diagnosed after the age of 30. The lead researcher believes that many clinicians are unaware of how frequently type 1 diabetes develops in adulthood, leading to misdiagnosis and suboptimal treatment for many. Michael Fang, PhD, is an assistant professor […]
Sugar-Free Low-Carb Keto Pumpkin Oatmeal Cookies
This content originally appeared on Sugar-Free Mom. Republished with permission. These Sugar-Free Keto Pumpkin Cookies taste like an oatmeal cookie but can be enjoyed on a keto diet! Texture like a soft oatmeal cookie without using rolled oats! SUGAR-FREE LOW-CARB PUMPKIN COOKIES The first name I thought of when I created these cookies was the […]
Ozempic Is So Beneficial for Kidney Health They Just Stopped a Major Trial One Year Early
Medically reviewed by Anna Goldman, MD. On Tuesday, the drug manufacturer Novo Nordisk announced that it would stop a major trial testing the effect of semaglutide (Ozempic) on diabetic kidney disease one year ahead of schedule. The trial was so effective, it seems, that an independent panel recommended there was no need to continue any further. […]
10 Everyday Things That Spike Blood Sugar
This content originally appeared on Everyday Health. Republished with permission. By K. Aleisha Fetters Medically Reviewed by Kacy Church, MD If you’re living with type 2 diabetes, your doctor has probably told you time and time again that maintaining control over your blood sugar is essential. “Controlling blood sugar is important for two main reasons,” says Lynn Grieger, RDN, […]
Researcher: A1C May Be Inaccurate for Women Under 50
A new study has suggested that A1C measurements may be inaccurate in younger women, due to increased red blood cell turnover triggered by blood loss during menstruation. If true, it could mean that many women with diabetes have been diagnosed late and systematically undertreated. The lead researcher believes that this may explain why women with […]
How to Avoid Nerve Damage in Your Hands and Feet With Diabetes
This content originally appeared on diaTribe. Republished with permission. By Hope Warshaw Diabetes that is not optimally managed puts you at risk for nerve damage in your extremities. Here are steps you can take to manage or prevent neuropathy in your hands and feet. The nervous system is your body’s command center. It controls movement, […]
Tea and Diabetes
One of the world’s most beloved drinks, tea forms an important part of the daily habits of billions. It’s also been celebrated for its health benefits for centuries. Is tea actually good for you? And is tea suitable for people with diabetes? This article will explore the science behind the hype. The Many Potential Health […]
How to Plan for Sick Days with Diabetes
Have you noticed that your blood glucose levels get harder to manage when you are unwell? When we get sick, the body releases various stress hormones, some of which cause blood glucose levels to rise. You may easily find that you need more insulin to maintain your blood sugar in your usual range — and […]
How I Crushed Type 2 Diabetes in Only Weeks and Completely Changed My Outlook on Life
Editor’s note: We found Rey’s remarkable story in the diabetes online community, and asked him if he would share it with us. Rey experienced extraordinary rapid success by following a precise diet and medication regimen immediately after diagnosis with type 2 diabetes. His improvement was incredible, but others making the same changes may not experience […]
Easy Keto Taco Soup
This content originally appeared on Sugar-Free Mom. Republished with permission. This easy keto taco soup recipe is a quick meal that can be made in under 30 minutes and is perfect for a cool day when you need some comfort in a bowl! Soup is one of the easiest ways to get a hearty meal […]