Signs of T1 and T2 Diabetes
28 January 2025
Four T’s: Toilet. Thirsty. Tired.Thinner.
Four T’s: Toilet. Thirsty. Tired.Thinner.
Dry them thoroughly.
Check out the IDHC “Come Play with Me” Series to stay educated on staying active, being mindful and establishing healthy living. habits.
Consistent monitoring of blood sugar levels is a simple way to safeguard your eyes from diabetes-related complications.
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IDHC offers free consultations with Elder/Traditional Practitioners.
Pay attention to your overall health conditions.
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A healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet and regular exercise, reduces risk of diabetic eye problems.
Lack of vitamin D and sunlight make some “sad.” Take moment to get outside when it’s sunny out or take a Vitamin D supplement.
Eat a healthy diet, do not smoke, keep blood pressure in the normal range, reduces risks.
Keep feet warm and dry with insulated, moisture-wicking socks and waterproof footwear.