Choose to use tobacco for its intended purpose: As a sacred medicine. People with diabetes who smoke need larger doses of insulin to control their blood sugar. Studies show after just two months of not smoking insulin may more effectively …
Eye: Care. Foot Care. Blood Pressure Management.
Honouring Traditional Knowledge and Research The Journey to Diabetes Wellness in Indigenous Communities Event Takeaways will include: Celebrating 25 Years Developing Collaborations, Partnerships and Community Highlighting Diabetes and Wellness Research in Communities Making Research Accessible to Community Equating Indigenous Knowledge …
Healthy feet are important to the overall health of people with diabetes. Foot problems remain a major health concern
Honouring Traditional Knowledge and Research The Journey to Diabetes Wellness in Indigenous Communities Event Takeaways will include: Celebrating 25 Years Developing Collaborations, Partnerships and Community Highlighting Diabetes and Wellness Research in Communities Making Research Accessible to Community Equating Indigenous Knowledge …
Happy feet are healthy feet. Keep your blood flowing well. Keep blood glucose levels in a healthy range Keep your blood flowing well. Do not wear tight or constrictive socks, unless recommended by your doctor Be active every day (build …
Healthy feet are important to the overall health of people with diabetes, but foot problems remain a maior health concern.
Reduce your stress. Eat well balanced meals Reduce your sodium intake. High blood pressure (8P) can lead to serious complications, such as heart disease and stroke, for those living with diabetes. To learn more, visit: www.heartandstroke.ca
Let’s raise awareness of proper foot care and good foot health.
A diet low in vital nutrients increases risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMG). Keep active. Excess weight, a sedentary lifestyle and high blood pressure are all risk factors for AMD and diabetic retinopathy. (Eye Health | CNIB) Increase your intake …
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Drinking water will keep us hydrated in the warmer months. Drinking water will help maintain good blood sugar levels.