Over the past few weeks, Kelsey's implemented a system of working smarter, rather than harder, to maintain her blood sugars. Follow along here to find out what she's learned!
Little Changes, Big Difference
Little Changes, Big Difference - Part 1:Blood Sugar Trends
Little Changes, Big Difference - Part 2: Food Composition and Insulin Timing
Little Changes, Big Difference - Part 3: Activity Level
As I pondered what factors tend to throw a kink in my blood sugar control, one of the little...
I have been a very bad diabetes patient. My doctor (henceforth to be known as Dr. Z) says I am in denial. I would say weak-willed. Though... Read more »
Just Scratch Your Belly For Perfect Blood Sugars? During a flight to Virginia to visit my older brother, I found myself deep in... Read more »
"What Would Brian Boitano do?" (songwriters: Parker Trey, Shainan, Marc.) What would Brian Boitano do if he were here right now? He'd... Read more »
This past August I was laid off. So I took that opportunity to get my sh*t together. I managed to make an appointment with my doctor,... Read more »
The journal Diabetes Care just published a study showing that a diet built around low-glycemic-index foods appears to result in better... Read more »
A new study suggests that keeping blood sugar levels too low may be as risky as keeping them too high. Researchers found that patients who used... Read more »
Diabetics have a higher risk of developing dementia than other adults, and tight blood-sugar control does not seem to lower that risk, a new study... Read more »
Researchers at Charles Drew University in Los Angeles have found that treating depression appears to help people with diabetes control their blood... Read more »
A review of 47 studies reveals that structured exercise programs that include aerobic exercise is key to lowering blood sugar levels. The analysis... Read more »
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