T2D

Injecting insulin is a routine part of managing diabetes for many individuals, but doing so in public settings can sometimes feel daunting. Whether it's at a restaurant, in the office, or on public transport, the decision to administer insulin can bring about feelings of self-consciousness or anxiety.

Amy, a member of the Glucology community, shares how she moved from frustration and self-blame after her diagnosis to finding resilience and a more positive outlook. Her story is a reminder that while diabetes can be overwhelming, it’s possible to shift your perspective and take steps toward emotional well-being with support and self-compassion.

Choosing the best Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) system depends on your lifestyle, daily routine, and personal preferences. Here’s how Medtronic, Tandem, and Omnipod compare based on different lifestyles:

 

Managing diabetes requires a multi-faceted approach, and copper socks can be a valuable addition to your foot care routine. By protecting against infections, promoting comfort, and supporting circulation, they help keep your feet healthy and happy.

When you were diagnosed with diabetes you may have been told that it’s important to look after your feet. But do you really know what this means? In this blog post, Credentialled Diabetes Educator, Dr Kate Marsh, explains exactly what it means to care for your feet, why it matters and what you can do to keep your feet healthy and happy.

 

Sleep disruption can have significant metabolic effects and is can be associated with obesity and type 2 diabetes. Understanding the relationship between sleep, metabolism, and these health conditions is crucial for developing effective interventions and preventive...