Diabetic neuropathy is a condition caused by nerve damage from chronically elevated blood sugar levels. Once your doctor has diagnosed the condition, it may leave you wondering: What are some treatments for the disease? Diabetic neuropathy can’t be cured. However medication, lifestyle changes, and therapy can all help. An EXACT treatment will ...

Unfortunately, one of the MOST common complications diabetics can face is neuropathy. So what exactly IS neuropathy? What can you do to combat it? This blog post will go over EVERYTHING you need to know about foot neuropathy. What Is Feet Neuropathy? Feet neuropathy refers to a condition, caused by diabetes and nerve damage, where the feet exp...

The main difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes is their exact cause. In type 1 diabetes, the body’s insulin producing cells have been killed. The body is left unable to produce insulin. In type 2 diabetes, however, the body’s cells don’t respond to insulin.

Now that you have your diagnosis, you may be wondering what to do going forward. What even is diabetes? What causes it, and what are the different types? Today’s post will answer ALL of your questions so you can go forward healthily and happily!

Here is a list of 10 everyday simple things that you never realized were shooting up your blood sugar levels.

The cost of medicines in the U.S. has long caused frustration and, worse, presented financial barriers for some consumers. As a result, many who need medication the most begin to skip on getting their vital mediation to save money. Because drug cost is not regulated, and while that continues to be a contentiously debated issue for lawmakers, insurers, and the pharmaceutical industry, it’s unclear what, if anything, all that arguing will change. However, even with the current systems in place, there are several strategies consumers can use to save money without skipping their much needed prescriptions. Here are some ways: