When the beat drops followed by the melodic, “Go, go, go, go…,” you cannot control your hands or feet! Even the rhythmless nation among us ... Read More
Living with Diabetes
5 Healthy, Low Sugar Snacks For The Ultimate Movie Night
When it comes to enjoying life, nothing says fun with friends and family like a movie night. Whether you decide to pay the price and go see ... Read More
Are Salt Substitutes Safe?
Sugar gets most of the attention, but people with diabetes need to think about salt, too. Too much sodium -- the mineral in salt -- can ... Read More
10 Easy Ways To Add Fiber To Your Keto Diet
The keto diet is characterized by its emphasis on eating meals that are high in fat but low in carbohydrates. While there are some definite ... Read More
4 Helpful Tips For Children Living With Diabetes
Unfortunately, when it comes to sickness and diseases, children can be subjected to it too. As much as you would like to protect your child ... Read More
Feel Dizzy When You Stand Up? Two Simple Steps Might Ease That
Almost everyone has had a dizzy spell after standing up too quickly, but some people suffer from them regularly. Now, a new study suggests ... Read More
Caregiving: How to Give Insulin Shots
Diabetes is a serious illness that requires close attention and daily treatment. If you're caring for an aging or ill relative or a child ... Read More
Budget-Friendly Ways To Prepare Healthier Meals
Recent research suggests that more Americans are eating healthier. However, there are still a few barriers that prevent everyone from having ... Read More
Steps to Take if Your Oral Diabetes Medication Isn’t Working
Oral medications are effective at lowering blood sugar when diet and exercise alone aren’t enough to manage type 2 diabetes. However, oral ... Read More
How to Prepare for a Diabetic Emergency
Diabetes is a slow, steady illness that can turn serious very quickly. If you have diabetes, you should prepare yourself for a diabetic ... Read More
Diabetes: 4 Things to Look For on Food Labels
For many people, nutrition labels are just part of food packaging. But if you have diabetes, those labels can be an important tool for ... Read More
Expert Panel Lowers Routine Screening Age for Diabetes to 35
The recommended age to start screening overweight and obese people for diabetes will be lowered by five years from 40 to 35, the nation's ... Read More