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What is hypoglycemia and how to effectively treat it | Glucology Diabetes

What is hypoglycemia and how to effectively treat it

When our glucose levels are too low, our body doesn't have enough energy to carry out its activities. Hypoglycemia is most commonly associated with both type 1 & 2 diabetes insulin dependents

The difference between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes | Glucology Shop | CGM Patches | Dexcom Patch

The difference between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes

Type 1 and type 2 diabetes are two distinct and serious health conditions with different causes, treatments, and risks. Understanding these differences is crucial for managing diabetes and avoiding complications

How I learnt to accept my diabetes diagnosis | Diabetes Challenges

How I learnt to accept my diabetes diagnosis

Taking it one day at a time and being kinder to yourself is always an important first step when it comes to accepting a new change. It can be hard, which is why we’ve asked our community to share some empowering personal experiences that have helped them accept their diagnosis.

A prepared quick guide to adjusting to life with diabetes

A prepared quick guide to adjusting to life with diabetes

Feeling like your whole life will change and is about to step into an unknown chapter will elicit a feeling of fear, which we hope the following general steps may help you gain the clarity and comfort you need to move forward. 

Regulate Blood Sugar Levels with Exercise: Tips for Effective Diabetes Management

Regulate Blood Sugar Levels with Exercise: Tips for Effective Diabetes Management

Physical activity is a powerful tool in managing diabetes, a chronic condition affecting millions of people worldwide. With regular exercise, individuals with diabetes can significantly improve their blood sugar levels, enhance insulin sensitivity, and reduce...
Why is exercise important when managing diabetes? | Glucology | Fast Acting Glucose | Glucotabs | Glucology

Why is exercise important when managing diabetes?

Exercise helps to lower blood glucose levels by increasing insulin sensitivity, which means the body can use insulin more efficiently.

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