Happy Hump Day from 
Similar Posts
Can People with Diabetes Consume Sugar?
Previously Published on EatingWell.com – Can People with Diabetes Consume Sugar? You might assume the answer to that question is no, but what experts say should be a sweet surprise. Sugar is often considered a four-letter word when it comes to diabetes prevention and management. That, of course, makes sense, given that elevated blood sugar is…
Public Health Workers Role In The Fight Against Diabetes
Public health is a diverse and expansive field. It’s the cornerstone of societal wellness, dedicated to improving the overall health of communities. As we turn the lens to more specialized areas, the importance of expertise in diabetes health and fitness comes into sharp focus. With the rise in diabetes cases worldwide, there’s an increasing demand…
Minor Surgical Procedure with Diabetes
I had to get surgery to repair a torn tricep tendon in my arm this past August but recently had a small setback. The incision developed a stitch abscess that had to be removed. While having the minor surgical procedure with diabetes I had to check my blood sugar and make sure it was in…
Exercise Importance for Diabetics
When I was first diagnosed with diabetes my first reaction was, “who me? No way, I can’t have diabetes”. When I came to terms with myself about having this annoying disease, I realized that the exercise importance was a big deal to feeling better. Of course I forgot to mention “DIET” as my #1 important…
Connecting the Dots – Tepezza, Blood Sugar, and Other Health Concerns
Tepezza is a drug used to treat thyroid eye disease, which causes inflammation and swelling of the eyes. While the FDA has granted approval for the drug, it has been associated with a range of severe side effects, notably blood sugar irregularities. Tepezza can cause elevated blood sugar levels (diabetes), or hyperglycemia. Furthermore, leading to…
New To Diabetes? 3 Steps To Follow For Insulin Injection
Are you new to diabetes? Diabetes is a disease that can be very challenging for people to deal with as it requires a lifestyle change. If you’re someone who has just recently discovered they have ( #t1d ) type 1 or ( #t2d ) type 2 diabetes, it can be quite alarming. Hopefully, this article…