Everyone’s body operates differently, but you should test your blood sugar several times a day and around certain activities. Work with your doctor to figure out a plan that makes sense for you.
Learn the ins and outs of how this tool keeps your blood sugar from becoming dangerously high or low.
The biggest problem with eating out with diabetes isn’t finding something on the menu to eat. In my experience as a type 2, it’s rare ...
Eating out with Type 2 diabetes used to be like walking through a mine field. Navigating meatloaves packed with breadcrumbs and mashed ...
Given how common metabolic syndrome is -- it's estimated that one out of four people meet the criteria -- everyone should be worried about their risk factors. After all, metabolic syndrome can dramatically increase your risk of serious health problems, such as diabetes, heart attacks, and strokes -- yet often people don't even know what it is.
Metabolic syndrome is generally defined as a cluster of risk factors, including high blood sugar, extra abdominal fat, high blood pressure, and unhealthy cholesterol levels.
