For one of Dr. Edelman’s patients, Mounjaro was a life-changing medication that helped address several health challenges she struggled with for years. She shares her journey taking Mounjaro for the last six months, and explains why it’s been her “miracle drug”.
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Punk Rock Star Poli van Dam gets real about life with T1D both on and off the stage, and she shares how diabetes fuels her to help others.
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One of Dr. E’s patients who had been loyal to insulin pumps for years recently switched to an MDI regimen for a little more freedom. What effect (if any) did it have on his time in range?
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Pump therapy could be a great tool for many people with type 2 diabetes who use insulin. Dr. Preethika Ekanayake recaps several studies that discuss pump therapy in T2, and who might be a good candidate.
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This stunner of a Greek salad features roasted tomatoes alongside crisp and crunchy veggies lightly dressed and topped with briny feta cheese. A perfect recipe to make on a warm summer day.
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Cook up some aloha spirit with Michelle’s Make-Your-Own Loco Moco. Our take on this popular Hawaiian dish sneaks in some greens (just a few) and veggies (you won’t even know they’re there) while keeping the heavenly comfort food vibe intact.
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These low carb popsicles are slightly sweet and slightly tart, and the blueberries add a pop of color to the creamy cheesecake base. A refreshing treat to grab and go.
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Straight from the fashion hotspots of Paris, Milan, and TCOYD headquarters comes the first-ever Diabetes Device Fashion Show. Dr. E makes his supermodel debut while undressing – er, unveiling – several places on the body where it’s okay to stick your diabetes device.
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One of Dr. Edelman’s patients with prediabetes shares her experience trying this popular drug. She touches on how it affected her diabetes, what it did to her sugar cravings, and how she dealt with side effects. You decide…is it worth the hype?
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Is lower always better when it comes to A1c? Maybe…but maybe not. Recommendations are changing, and there are lots of other factors to consider for your target range including age, hypoglycemia risk, life circumstances, and other health conditions you may have.
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