Losing weight is a challenge for many people, but it can be particularly difficult for those with diabetes. As a diabetic, it’s important to maintain a healthy weight to help manage blood sugar levels and reduce complications. However, balancing a healthy diet, exercise routine, and insulin requirements can be a delicate and challenging process. Diabetes …
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When discussing diabetes mellitus, we are referring to a group of diseases that cause high blood sugar levels, or hyperglycemia. And numerous complications that can result from poorly managed blood sugar. There’s already so much misinformation on how exactly to manage diabetes mellitus most of which is draining most diabetic individuals. We want to create …
In this blog today, we have to talk about the common misleading information about Diabetes, why? We are creating a world where even people living with lifelong conditions like diabetes DON’T get serious complications and can enjoy life as much as any other people. Nothing is annoying like discovering you have been wrong for so …
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The goal is to keep the kidneys healthy and reduce any chances of getting kidney failure. Did you know that a diet full of saturated fat, sugar and salt can lead to kidney failure, in fact faster than you thought. First things fast, What is kidney failure? Basically, loss of kidney function over time is …
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When Your blood sugar level is elevated, not too high to be regarded as type 2 diabetes, we can term that as pre-diabetes. Pre-Just before it progresses to become type 2 diabetes. You have prediabetes when your blood glucose level is between 7.9mmol/L and 11mmol/L. The good news about prediabetes is that you can totally …
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How will you know your blood glucose level is too low? Hyperglycemia is bad, but hypoglycemia is very very bad. Hypoglycemia occurs when your blood glucose level falls too low, lower than 4.0 mmol/L. It can occur in people with type 2 diabetes, but it’s most common in type 1 diabetes. Low blood glucose level …
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