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Some complications of diabetes may come on rapidly – don’t let them catch you unawares.
Sticking to your treatment plan is the best way to avoid the long-term health complications associated with diabetes.
Regular testing and understanding your blood glucose level quickly becomes part of your daily routine, and is essential for good diabetes management.
Living with diabetes is more than simply surviving with the condition – what about a good quality of life?
As people with diabetes become accustomed to testing, many find it an invaluable tool for managing daily nutritional intake.
Ten practical, easy and effective ways to get yourself on track to a healthier lifestyle
Diabetes (Diabetes Mellitus) has 2 main types. Type 1 (insulin-dependent) often shows up in childhood, and Type 2 (non-insulin dependent) usually occurs in adulthood.
Why is Metabolic Syndrome dangerous? Metabolic syndrome is a powerful silent killer due to its symptoms often being unnoticeable.
A diagnosis of prediabetes is a wake-up call to take control of your health and help prevent the onset of diabetes.