It is well-established that having a companion animal can do wonders for our health, both physically and emotionally. How can having a pet help with diabetes management? Here are five ways that you can benefit from making a furry friend (or several) a permanent part of your life: 1. Stress Relief Life with diabetes can be stressful at times. Stress is known to raise blood glucose levels. It is well-known that petting an animal can reduce the levels of cortisol, epinephrine, and…

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Type 2 diabetes increases your risk of heart disease, kidney disease, and more. Learn six ways you can reduce your risk and improve your health.

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Turmeric. We have all read many many things on how it helps cure so many ailments. And for diabetes, people just wont stop talking about it! Do you wonder why it is so beneficial? That is what this article is about! We’ll tell you all about that. But before that we have a little we want to share with you on turmeric and diabetes.

A fingertip prick and diabetes – they go hand-in-hand. But a new device approved by the FDA is taking all that away. Now a simple scan could give diabetics the information they need, without the constant poking.

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In this video, learn how to exercise safely with diabetes.

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Hospitalizations happen and there are special considerations when you are hospitalized with diabetes. Whether you’re admitted to the hospital for diabetes-related reasons, for surgery, delivering a baby, having a routine outpatient procedure, or other health reason, it’s important to know your rights and what to ask for to best control your health while in the hospital. One of the largest concerns for people with diabetes in the hospital is maintaining blood glucose control. It’s well known…

Watch and answer three questions to learn about simple lifestyle changes that can make living with type 2 diabetes more manageable and, hopefully, more enjoyable.

If you have diabetes or want to lose weight, counting your carbs and eating low-carb foods can help. Here's how to count carbs, according to a nutritionist.

Sweet potatoes are a healthy carbohydrate full of fiber and vitamin A. They can make a great, quick side dish! You could also stuff this sweet potato with spinach and pine nuts.

Take the time to plan before you shop, stock your kitchen so everything you need for a quick meal is on hand.

Are you a diabetic? Are you worried about foods with a high glycemic index? Don't worry. We are here to give you the best fruits that you can ...