Unlike FDA-approved GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy, dietary supplements like Lemme GLP-1 Daily do not require FDA approval or any data to support their marketing claims. Limited research ...

In-hospital management of type 1 diabetes is outdated at best and dangerous at worst, Alice Jane Morgan writes. Her son's hospital treated his DKA well. Then the real problems started. It started on a ...

Consuming foods that are high in protein and fiber tends to impact blood sugar less than those made with simple or refined carbohydrates and added sugar. Foods that don’t spike blood sugar as much ...

The FDA has approved finerenone (Kerendia) for people with type 1 diabetes and chronic kidney disease. It’s the first new drug for type 1-associated kidney disease in 30 years. Treatments for chronic ...

Joanne Milo, author of “The Savvy Diabetic” and founder of Loop and Learn, talks about adapting to life with type 1 – and building resilience – in your late 40s and early 50s. When Joanne Milo was ...

Janelle Tobias Sanderson shares her personal experiences and strategies for navigating college with type 1 diabetes. College is an exciting time when you grow into your identity and get to decide what ...

See how to build a reserve of diabetes medication and supplies for delays, emergencies, and time away from home. When guests come to my house, they’re likely surprised to see a large portion of ...

Some simple planning and small adjustments can help your CGM stay connected. Positioning, application and adhesion tips can assist in keeping sensors in place and avoiding skin irritation. Online ...

High blood sugar at night – and in the morning – can be caused by meal and insulin timing, along with hormonal effects like the dawn phenomenon. Automated insulin delivery (AID) can help manage ...

People with diabetes are at a higher risk of having high potassium levels, or hyperkalemia. Unfortunately, most people do not realize they have this potentially life-threatening condition until they ...

Keeping blood sugars in balance is crucial for people with diabetes. Fenugreek, apple cider vinegar, and supplements like fiber and zinc are all-natural treatments that may help lower glucose levels.

Researchers are exploring the potential benefits of red light therapy, which involves exposing the body to low-level wavelengths of light to enhance cellular energy production. While research is still ...