As part of Diabetes Awareness Month note there are eye diseases that can affect people with diabetes, including diabetic retinopathy, that can lead to vision loss. Early diagnosis and treatment can help to protect your eyesight.
Make a Hallowe’en skeleton veggie tray. Celery sticks make good “bones.” Pepper strips make a “rib cage.” Celery sticks make good “bones.” Pepper strips make a “rib cage.” Be creative and have fun.
The Full Moon will manifest on Saturday, October 28, 2023. This is the month when the leaves are falling and the game is fattened. Now is the time for hunting and laying in a store of provisions for the long …
THIS HALLOWEEN CHOOSE TREAT OVER TRICK. Wear comfortable walking style shoes, with a thicker sole and strong heel support that fit and protect your feet.
WHEN MAKING ROOM FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTHY FOOD PREP, RE-PRIORITIZING TIME IS KEY.
TYPE 1 DIABETES means that your pancreas produces little to no insulin. This is usually diagnosed in childhood, but can also start at any time up to age 30. Patients may become ill with keto-acid-osis or DKA. Where the body …
WATCH HOW MANY “TREATS” YOU HAVE THIS WEEK. Check your blood sugar regularly!
Our ancestors grew a variety of squash; pumpkins are one of them. Save and roast the seeds when making your Jack-o-lanterns for Hallowe’en.
OUR FEET NEED THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF BLOOD TO BRING OXYGEN AND NUTRIENTS TO KEEP THE STRENGTH AND WELLNESS IN OUR FEET.
THE INTENTION AND ATTITUDE WE BRING TO EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES IN OUR LIFE CAN SHAPE OUR ENTIRE EXPERIENCE.
If you have diabetes, you should also have your circulation, heart, kidnies, eyes and feet checked at least once per year. Your diet and physical activity is also important to main your health. Look for diabetes support in your community …
to make eye health accessible, available and affordable for everyone by 2030.