Diabetes

How The Data Revolution Could Transform the Way People Live with Diabetes

Source: The Washington Post Diabetes is a data-intensive disease. For those living with diabetes, managing their condition involves never-ending calculations: How much insulin to take to keep blood...

Fixing Dad: Meet the Brothers Who Reversed Their Father’s Diabetes

How Much Sugar Should I Have?

I became involved with people's overall health after fixing my own health issues with nutrition and exercise. I then became a personal trainer and holistic health coach. I studied the affects of...

Going Vegan to Cure Type 2 Diabetes

I found out about Chris' amazing journey to being free of type 2 diabetes and had to share it with you.I hear about so many people who cure various conditions by going vegan e.g. migraines, cancer,...

Medical Breakthrough Could Help Millions of Diabetes Patients

Source: WSB-TV A new device is about to change the lives of children and adults living with Type 1 diabetes. The breakthrough is so historic, patients and even doctors are getting emotional about i...

Personal Stories: Conquering the Lesotho Ultra Trail

An excerpt from www.diabetesadventure.com/ My alarm went off at 3h30am, way too early for any sane human, but for good reason. I need to eat 2 hours before the rather early 5h30am start. My sugar ...

How Prebiotics Can Help with Diabetes

How Prebiotics Can Help With Diabetes As more scientific studies are completed, we are developing a better understanding of the gut’s role in overall health. In particular, we know the microbiom...

Shopping for Life Insurance with Diabetes

Shopping for life insurance when you have diabetes is a little like shopping for shoes when you have a bunion. It can be a challenge to find a good fit. You may have to pay a little more. But if yo...

10 Diabetes Friendly Thanksgiving Recipes

10 Diabetes Friendly Thanksgiving Recipes Herb Roasted Turkey Ingredients 5 teaspoons unsalted butter, softened3 teaspoons fresh minced sage, divided3 teaspoons fresh minced thyme, divided...

Repeated Use of Antibiotics May Raise Diabetes Risk

Source: Live Science People who have taken certain antibiotics repeatedly may be at an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, according to a new study. Researchers found that people in the study who ha...