by Patient Guide to Diabetes
Literally means “requiring oxygen (air)”, but often used to describe a type of exercise lasting for a longer period of time that uses oxygen (e.g. jogging, swimming, walking, biking).
by Patient Guide to Diabetes
A type of diabetes mellitus that develops because the body becomes resistant to the action of insulin. Early stages of this type of diabetes may be treated with changes in diet and exercise. Oral medications and/or insulin therapy are usually needed to treat type 2...
by Patient Guide to Diabetes
Typically refers to the result of an intervention (new medication, diet or exercise, etc).
by Maureen Seel, RDN/LDN CDCES
If you have type 2 diabetes, chances are your doctor has recommended lifestyle changes to improve your blood glucose control. But what happens when diet and exercise aren’t enough? When diabetes medications are needed, health care providers generally have many...
by Maureen Seel, RDN/LDN CDCES
There are several routine preventive measures you can take to reduce the likelihood of developing complications from diabetes: Healthy diet: A balanced diet can improve blood glucose levels and reduce your risk of heart disease, cancer, and other diseases Exercise:...
