Type II Diabetes

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, around 30 million Americans have type 2 diabetes.1 Most patients initially stabilize blood sugar levels by eating right and getting plenty of exercise, but the body is increasingly resistant to insulin as people age. Some great medications are out there if you’re willing to do a […]

People living with Type 2 diabetes are required to have extensive knowledge about syringes, blood glucose levels, and insulin. Type 2 diabetes requires the person to check their blood several times a day and adjust their meals accordingly. Some people have accepted this daily math and calculations as just as part of their life. Others […]

Insulin plays an important role in many processes in the body, including helping glucose to enter the cells from the blood so that it can be used for energy. According to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, insulin resistance occurs when the cells in your liver, fat, and muscles do not […]

If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, no doubt you’ve been told to change your eating habits (more veggies, less sweets) and get more exercise. These actions were thought to control your diabetes but not to reverse it. But a paper published in The BMJ  says that Type 2 diabetes is indeed reversible for many Type […]