Case Study 1: George Mellows (1)
+-*George Mellows is aged 55. He lives with his wife and his two teenage children, aged 15 and 19. George works Monday to Friday 8.30 am until 4.30 pm . He works at a desk in a sedentary role, getting minimal activity in his working day. George has not played any sport for some time, but he…
Read MoreGuest post from Georgia: Fresh as a daisy!
+-*Sharing a guest blog from Georgia today xx Helen I have got motivated this week, it is 2015 – a fresh start, my fresh start. After a long (needed) break it was go time, 2015 hit me with full force of determination; I was going to make this year mine. I started with the compulsory booking…
Read MoreHow to stand up to the fear of diabetes
+-*I was thinking the other day that if someone could just come up with a way to check blood glucose that does not require turning your fingers into blackened stubs, where multiple areas bleed when you squeeze for one blood test, and they could eliminate hypos, I would be ok with having diabetes. There are…
Read MoreMaking Rice Nice for Diabetes
+-*Rice is one of those grains that can be problematic for people with diabetes, so I thought it might help if we explain a little of why that is, why different rices have varying effects on our BGLs and ways to make rice more diabetes friendly. You may know that, generally speaking, a quarter of a…
Read MoreDiabetic Nerve Damage: Neuropathy
+-*Diabetic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage that can occur if you have diabetes. High blood glucose can injure nerve fibers throughout your body, but diabetic neuropathy most often damages nerves in your legs and feet. Depending on the affected nerves, symptoms of diabetic neuropathy can range from pain and numbness in your extremities to…
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