Wash your feet daily.
17 January 2024
Dry them thoroughly. Keep toenails trimmed to prevent infection.
Dry them thoroughly. Keep toenails trimmed to prevent infection.
A healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet and regular exercise, reduces risk of diabetic eye problems.
Warning signs for T1 and T2 Diabetes: the Four Ts. Toilet. Thirsty. Tired. Thinner. Read about them here.
End the stigma. Reach out for help if needed. IDHC offers free consultations with Elder/ Traditional Practitioners.
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Build your wellness toolbox so that you may recognize stress and cope in healthy ways.
Just because the holidays are over doesn’t mean sweet treats times are over too.
Pay attention to your overall health, as conditions like diabetes can impact foot health.
Keep feet warm and dry with insulated, moisture-wicking socks and waterproof footwear to prevent frostbite and fungal infections. Regularly moisturize to combat dry skin. Be cautious of icy surfaces to avoid slips and potential injuries.
Prioritize your eye health with regular check-ups to catch potential issues early. Especially if you have diabetes.
Risks of developing Alzheimer’s are similar to those for developing Type 2 diabetes. Eating a healthy diet, not smoking, keeping blood pressure in the normal range, reduces risks.
Did you know physical activity can lower your risk for Type 2 diabetes and help your body use insulin better? Let’s get moving!