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Making The Move From Pills To Insulin

For many people with type 2 diabetes, deciding to start insulin is a hard choice to make. Even when your pancreas can’t keep up and your blood glucose levels are increasing, it is easy to put it off.
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Resisting Insulin

If you have type 2 diabetes, your health care provider may have suggested that you start taking insulin. If this is the case it is most likely because your diabetes medications are no longer keeping your blood glucose in your target range.
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Ways To Lower Blood Pressure

The evidence is in. Blood pressure control in people with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes is just as important as blood glucose control. High blood glucose (diabetes) and high blood pressure often go hand in hand. (more)

Checking Your Blood Glucose After You Eat

You may be surprised to learn that checking your blood sugar after you eat can be more important than checking before you eat a meal. If you are like most people, you just check your blood sugar in the morning when you get up. (more)

Step It Up By Counting Steps

Taking more steps every day not only helps keep your weight down, but it also can improve your health in other ways. A pedometer, or step counter, can help make it easier for you to become more active. (more)

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