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In addition to healthy eating and regular physical activity, there are several things you can do to help you live well with diabetes.
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Drink up but watch the calories!It's important to stay hydrated, especially during the summer, when the heat and humidity can lead you to perspire more.
Common blood tests for people with diabetesMany people with diabetes, in addition to requiring tests to assess how well your diabetes medications are working, may also require other tests to determine the right dose of a medication or to assess for any complications.
Best potato chips for people with diabetesCanadians love the satisfying crunch of potato chips, but this popular snack does not score a lot of points when it comes to nutrition. The
5 ways to overcome barriers to weight lossPeople with diabetes often face several barriers to weight loss, but with the right support and strategies, these challenges can be identified and overcome.
Can weight loss help with erectile dysfunction management in diabetes?Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common and often distressing complication of living with diabetes, especially for men with type 2 diabetes.
Diabetes diet cuts your risk of complicationsPeople living with diabetes are told how the diabetes diet can help keep blood glucose levels under control. But did you know that a diabetes diet cuts your risk of complications?
Identifying a foot in need: when to seek helpKnowing when to seek help from a healthcare professional is essential knowledge for people living with diabetes, in order to prevent foot complications.
How your mood impacts diabetes careI’ve spent years as a psychiatrist working with people managing chronic conditions like diabetes, and I can tell you what’s going on with your mood matters as much as what’s on your plate.
The Insulin Index: a new way to understand food’s impact on insulin and blood sugarWhile many people managing diabetes are familiar with the Glycemic Index (GI), far fewer know about the Insulin Index.
Arthritis, mobility issues and exercise for people with diabetesIf you have arthritis, mobility issues or physical limitations, you can still enjoy a regular exercise regimen. The key is to choose activities that are safe. It’s also important to check with your healthcare team before beginning a new exercise regimen.
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