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Novo Nordisk Offers Free Insulin Program for Low-Income Diabetics
Previously Published on TheStarPress.com — A program through Novo Nordisk now allows low-income and uninsured diabetics to receive insulin for free or at a low cost. In the 1980s, Jerry Henkle’s father noticed that he was drinking more water than usual, which led them to suspect diabetes. They went to the doctor for an A1C test, which rates…
How to Improve Insulin Sensitivity: Natural Methods and Dietary Strategies
Are you aware that, to the tune of 34 million Americans are suffering from diabetes, as disclosed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; isn’t it? And somewhat close to 88 million adults in the U.S. are found to have pre-diabetes due to certain circumstances on health, correct? The silver lining here is there…
Diabetic Community: Importance of Social Media Support
Research shows that community support is crucial for diabetics. With social distancing measures in effect, the diabetes community has transitioned to the online realm. Popular social media platforms include diabetes pages and groups on Instagram and Facebook. What about an app designed and tailored towards diabetics with topic-specific forums and exclusive live streams?
Can’t wait for Minimed 670g insulin pump!
At the time of this post the Minimed 670g (artificial pancreas) came out about a week ago. The 670g is the first hybrid closed loop system ever. The new Minimed 670g insulin pump is now being shipped out to patients. The system uses SmartGuard HCL which is the most advanced algorithm to date. I currently…
CGM System by Medtronic, Winner for T1D
I’m a type 1 diabetic that uses the Continuous Glucose Monitoring System (CGMS) by Medtronic. I use the MiniMed 530G system with the Enlite Sensor to manage my diabetes, it’s been a winner for me! The new CGM System by Medtronic looks to be a Winner for Type 1 Diabetes! Check out the full article…
How to Prevent Insulin Resistance
Individuals who have insulin resistance, which is also called impaired insulin sensitivity, have developed a tolerance to insulin. This means that insulin is not as effective in their bodies. This means that people with this condition have to prompt their muscle and fat cells to take up glucose and encourage the liver to store glucose…