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Archive for the Type 1 Category

CrossFit + Loop = Love at First Site

By Christina Sidrak, PharmD on August 9, 2019   /   Blood Sugar Control, Exercise and Fitness, Type 1   /   3 Comments

CrossFit is a high intensity, constantly changing method of endurance and strength training that offers a different workout every day to its members. Here’s how a pharmacist with T1D manages the challenges of the varied blood sugars it can bring.

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A Back to School Blueprint for Kids with Type 1

By Jill Berndtson on August 9, 2019   /   Blood Sugar Control, Diabetes Management, Kids, Parenting, School, Type 1   /   4 Comments

A new school year can bring a little anxiety for both parents and kids, but if you have a child with type 1 there’s an extra layer of worry. Author Jill Berndtson shares the process she added to her back to school routine and how it helped her focus on just being a kid.

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I’m So Afraid of Going Low, I Let My Blood Sugars Run High. How Can I Get Over this Fear?

By Mark Heyman, Phd on August 9, 2019   /   Counselor's Corner, Hypoglycemia, Type 1, Type 2   /   18 Comments

Diabetes psychologist (and type 1) Dr. Mark Heyman addresses a very common fear for people living with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

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Tips for Type 1s on SGLT2s

By Jeremy Pettus, MD on July 15, 2019   /   SGLT-2 Inhibitors, Type 1   /   14 Comments

Jeremy Pettus explains the pros and cons of SGLT2s for people with type 1, and offers advice on how to try them safely and smartly.

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A Dose of Dr. E: Fight Night: An SGLT2 SmackDown

By Steve Edelman, MD on July 15, 2019   /   A Dose of Dr. E, SGLT-2 Inhibitors, Type 1, Video   /   7 Comments

SGLT2s are currently only approved for use in the U.S. for type 2 diabetes, but a lot of people with type 1 are taking them off label with positive results.

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