Type 2 diabetes is characterized by insulin resistance. In T2D, the body’s cells don’t respond effectively to insulin, and insufficient insulin production. It is often linked to lifestyle factors.
The Human Eye can Distinguish Millions of Colours Eyes are incredible gifts—turning the world into a magical palette of experience.
Eating foods from Mother Earth is good for managing diabetes —they feed our body, mind, spirit and emotions.
A Great Game that can help youth understand diabetes is “Jerry the Bear!” A cute stuffed animal and app. Help Jerry with his Type 1 diabetes care.
The Sacred Beauty of Rising Early. Witness the sunrise and offer prayers of thanks. Enjoy sitting in silence and stillness. Reflect on your intentions for the new day.
Type 1 Diabetes is an autoimmune condition. In T1D, the immune system destroys insulin-producing cells in the pancreas, decreasing insulin production.
Self-care and Regular Eye Screenings Protect Vision. Reduce the impact of diabetes on your eyes.
Staying active can help reduce blood sugar levels, reduce stress and bring a good nights sleep —good for diabetes management!
The Beaver Moon. Reminder of hard working relations.
A Gratitude Journal is a beautiful way of recording all you are grateful for. Reflect, perhaps first thing in the morning or at the end of the day. Make a daily entry.
There are Three Types of Diabetes.
Eyes are a Window to Overall Health. Manage diabetes well to ensure a clear view of the world