Dr. Edelman’s patient has been living with type 2 diabetes for many years, and unfortunately he was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease. His CGM does not automatically provide readings, and he’s forgetting to take his mealtime insulin so his blood sugars are running high. Dr. Edelman offered a few ideas that his patient and caregivers can implement to help bring his blood sugars into a healthier range.
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CDCES Amy Wolk wants to turn the notion of “non-compliance” on its head, and she knows how to do it. There are many reasons for “non-compliance” and it’s not always the fault of the patient. Amy offers a different way to support kids and families in their diabetes journeys.
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Taking large basal insulin doses consistently can be tough. Have you ever had your insulin pen stop before you finished loading your dose? Have you ever had a hard time remembering to even take it? CDCES Meg Munoz offers tips on working with your doctor to address your basal insulin needs.
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These keto mint chocolate cheesecake bars have a rich cocoa crust, a creamy cheesecake filling and a dark chocolate shell. A decadent and colorful dessert for any occasion.
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This crustless quiche is loaded with spinach, onions, bacon, and cheese, and is an easy, filling dish that works for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
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Sometimes there’s just nothing like a hot pot of chili at the end of a long day. Filled with protein and fiber, this turkey chili fills you up without weighing you down. Add your favorite toppings for the finishing touch.
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How low should you go?? Trying to go as low as you can works great for winning the limbo, but diabetes is another story. Keeping your A1c much below 7 does not necessarily equal fewer complications, and it can actually have dangerous risks.
read more →Dr. E’s 22-year-old patient who lives with type 1 recently landed his dream job as a scuba instructor at Club Med in the Caribbean. His only problem is a big one – he gets low every time he dives. Dr. E offered a variety of preventative measures so his patient could keep wearing a scuba suit to work.
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One of our core beliefs at TCOYD is that you are your own best advocate when it comes to your health. CDCES Meg Munoz shares 4 tips on how to be proactive in taking control of your diabetes alongside your healthcare team.
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Liver disease affects up to 70% of people with type 2 diabetes, and often there are no noticeable symptoms. For those who have risk factors such as obesity, hypertension, insulin resistance and/or high cholesterol, early detection is crucial to allow for timely treatment and a reduced chance of developing other serious complications.
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