When stressed, the body produces chemicals that cause blood glucose levels to rise. This may create negative effects in diabetics, although it is manageable. When you are stressed or feel endangered, your body reacts. This is referred to as the fight-or-flight reaction. Your body releases adrenaline and cortisol into your bloodstream during this response, and
Diabetic Skin Care problems are a common problem for those with diabetes. Reduced sweating is a common side effect of diabetes, which affects the body’s sweat glands. In this piece, we’ll go over some preventative measures you may take to keep your skin healthy and free of issues. Diabetic Skin Care Some Tips that Work
Taking a break from your T1D may help you avoid diabetes burnout and make it easier to handle in the long run. When you have a disease that changes your life for months, years, or even decades with no cure in sight, it’s easy to feel like you can’t handle it all. To feel powerless,
Although drinking enough water is essential for good health, many of us are “perpetually dehydrated” and susceptible to severe dehydration/DKA from everyday activity. According to the Institute of Medicine, a concerning percentage of people are “perpetually dehydrated”. And if you fall into this category, there’s a good probability that dehydration is having an impact on
