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  1. I’m diabetic – what do I need to know about foot care?

    I’m diabetic – what do I need to know about foot care?
    If you’re living with diabetes, it’s really important to take care of your health. This includes looking after your feet as diabetes can affect the nerves, blood and circulation, making it harder for cuts to heal. We take you through looking after your feet — and general health — when you’re diabetic. Why is foot care important for diabetics? If...
  2. 5 Ways to Prevent Getting Diabetes

    5 Ways to Prevent Getting Diabetes
    Do you know that over 100 million adults in the US are now living with diabetes or pre-diabetes? That's nearly one-third of the population. Diabetes is also the 7th leading cause of death in the US. Clearly, diabetes is a serious disease that's becoming a growing health problem for many adults. Luckily, diabetes is a largely preventable disease, and if you make the right lifestyle changes, you can turn your health around. Check out this guide to learn the top tips for stopping diabetes in its tracks. Continue reading →
  3. Hypoglycemia Signs, Symptoms and Treatment Options

    hypoglycemiaPeople know hypoglycemia by the common name of low blood sugar. People also call it insulin shock or an insulin reaction. Currently, around 4% of the Australian population has this condition. Low blood sugar falls in the range of 70 or less mg/dl. People measure blood sugar in milligrams per deciliter. What a doctor classifies as low varies from person to person. It's important that you talk to them if you're having problems. Common Signs and Symptoms of Hypoglycemia The signs and symptoms of low blood sugar vary from person to person. It's important that you know what your signs and symptoms are. Continue reading →
  4. Hidden Diabetes Signs -Time For A Check-Up?

    Hidden Diabetes Signs -Time For A Check-Up?
    Diabetes mellitus is a condition that's increasing worldwide. While Type 1 is an autoimmune condition you can't predict or prevent, type 2 usually relates to obesity. Many people recognize the normal symptoms. These include urinating more often, being thirsty, losing weight, and feeling tired. However, there are some hidden diabetes symptoms you may want to look out for too. Continue reading →
  5. Understanding Diabetes & Staying Safe with a Diabetes Wristband

    Understanding Diabetes & Staying Safe with a Diabetes Wristband
    diabetes wristband, diabetes, wristband, medical idDo you know someone who lives with diabetes? Perhaps a family member or a friend? Or perhaps you are worried about the risks of getting diabetes and want to find out more information and how to stay safe by wearing a diabetes wristband. Well read on, as we outline the risks, the causes, how to manage the condition should you or someone you know be diagnosed and how wearing a diabetes wristband can help keep one safe. Diabetes is a condition that occurs when the body cannot manage the level of sugar (glucose) in the blood. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), diabetes occurs when the body either cannot produce insulin or cannot use it effectively. Produced in the pancreas, insulin is a vital hormone that controls blood glucose levels. Continue reading →

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