Checking your blood sugar (glucose) has become an easy and relatively inexpensive tool that just about anybody can incorporate into health habits. More often than not, it can provide you with some unexpected insights about your response to diet.
You and I can now purchase our own blood glucose monitor at stores like Walmart and Walgreens for $10-20. (You will also need to purchase the fingerstick lancets and test strips; the test strips are the most costly part of the picture, usually...
We have known for several years that we often miscode our blood glucose meters. Now we have scientific proof that this miscoding can cause... Read more »
So with Diabetes you have choices- never let anyone tell you that you don’t. And by choice I mean attitude, and by attitude, I mean a... Read more »
Some of us are probably too independent for our own good. I know that I am. Those of us with diabetes probably need to reach out to our... Read more »
The old saying “Ignorance is bliss” isn’t true for every situation. Take for instance a new report out of the Centers for Disease... Read more »
Two recent news reports illustrate a problem I’ve discussed before: the fact that health news reporting is often misleading. The... Read more »
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