Treatment • Lifestyle Tips • Diabetes Prevention
Blood glucose monitoring refers to testing how much glucose is in the blood stream (or, glycemia.) Many people often refer to blood glucose as “blood sugar” because glucose is a form of sugar. Although the proper medical term is “glucose” your doctor will know what you mean if you use the term blood sugar.
Information About Lancets and Lancing Devices – If you are required to check your blood sugar read our tips for choosing a lancing device, cleaning your device, how often to change the lancet needle, and other great tips.
How your body uses glucose, the role insulin plays in moving glucose from the bloodstream, and the causes of hyperglycemia (high blood glucose levels.)
A list of publications that include information on General Topics like Insulin Resistance and Pre-Diabetes, Hypo and Hyperglycemia, Emergency Information provided by the NIH and our partner site. Legal Rights and Self-Care publications including information about diabetes care in public and the work place.
When your doctor recommends a new drug or treatment for your diabetes, do you know if the doctor has received payment from the company that markets the drug or device?
Yes! In most cases both pre-diabetes and the effects of insulin resistance can be reversed.
Pre-diabetes is not yet diabetes so you still have a chance to swing the odds of not developing type 2 diabetes back into your favor.
There is no cure for type 2 diabetes, but pre-diabetes can often be completely reversed if you take it seriously.
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