Learn effective strategies for diabetes symptom management, from stabilizing blood sugar levels to reducing fatigue, brain fog, and other common symptoms.
From dehydration to changes in insulin absorption, heat and humidity can impact blood sugar levels in several ways. Understanding the connection between diabetes and hot weather can help you stay safe, feel better, and maintain more stable glucose levels all summer long.
Do Allergies Affect Blood Sugar? Seasonal allergies and blood sugar can feel like a frustrating combination, especially when symptoms and medications start to shift your blood sugar in ways you didn’t expect.
Sunburn and diabetes may seem unrelated at first, but the connection can significantly impact blood sugar levels.
Sleep plays a key part in managing diabetes. This post covers the significant impacts of sleep and diabetes, including tips on enhancing your sleep hygiene.
In this article, we will discuss the difference between diabetes burnout and diabetes distress. We’ll also cover the most common ways to evaluate diabetes distress and how to address it.
In this article we cover what diabetes remission is and recommended strategies for achieving diabetes remission. And, why we prefer to use the term remission instead of cure.
Here are my dietitian tips for how to reduce blood sugar level immediately, and what to do in extreme circumstances. As a diabetes dietitian who
Research has shown that some foods can help promote healthy blood sugar levels over time. Keep reading to learn what foods help lower blood sugars, and which foods to eat in the moment when your blood sugar is high.
If you are living with diabetes or another medical condition that impacts your blood sugar, you’ve likely experienced a high blood sugar at some point whether you realized it or not. So, what does high blood sugar feel like?
In this article, we discuss what exactly “early diabetes feet” is, signs of diabetes feet, what to look out for, and how to take care of your feet.
We’re going to dive into some stats and facts about pneumococcal pneumonia and vaccination and why this is important for people with diabetes.
Are you familiar with the somogyi effect v. dawn phenomenon and how they may or may not be impacting your morning blood sugar levels?