Hot, humid weather can affect your blood sugar levels and even cause dehydration or heat stroke
Lead with empathy, involve other caregivers, and teach them how insulin helps them live a long and healthy life
Focus on balanced meals, smart snacks, consistent eating and choice-driven conversations
Type 1 diabetes happens when your body doesn’t make insulin, while Type 2 happens when your body can’t use insulin properly
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A delicious, no-bake dessert ideal for people with diabetes
Blood glucose monitoring and drinking in moderation can help you avoid hypoglycemia
Sweet potatoes are great, but sweetened drinks aren’t so great
Some sweeteners may have health risks, so it’s best to keep your intake moderate
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Eat balanced meals, reduce stress and exercise
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