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Many people with diabetes tend to avoid fruit because it contains natural sugars that can increase blood sugars. However, fruit is a part of a healthy meal pattern f ... read more

Rahaf Al Bochi, RD, CDCES
Type 2 Diabetes
3
Exercise must be carefully planned with intake of food and insulin to prevent hyper- or hypoglycemia.

Kristen Gasnick, doctor of PT
Type 2 Diabetes
0
QUESTION OF THE DAY:
What are your favorite diabetes-friendly snacks?
Glucose tabs. They work fast and are low calorie.

Type 2 Diabetes
0
Choose water over sugary drinks. Sugary drinks, since they are very concentrated in carbohydrates, tend to spike blood sugar. Additionally, they typically contain a ... read more

Zoe Fienman, CDE
Registered Dietitian at OnPoint Nutrition Type 2 Diabetes
1
Get a dog. Everyday walks will help you very much.

Type 2 Diabetes
0
People with type 2 diabetes will tell me that everyone thinks it’s their fault that they have diabetes, because they drank soda or ate too much. But most U.S. adults ... read more

Lynn Grieger, RDN, CDCES
Everyday Health Medical Reviewer Type 2 Diabetes
1
Getting to the gym at least 4 times a week decreases my anxiety, helps me be tired, and sleep. Plus it helps lower my blood sugar.

Cindy
Type 2 Diabetes Age: 76 Female
0
Stay on top of your diet and make time to exercise.

Nita Logan
Type 2 Diabetes Age: 49 Female 1 to 5 years
1
I enjoyed hiking even prior to my diagnosis with type 2. Now I enjoy it even more.

tsieracki
Type 2 Diabetes Age: 65 Male 1 to 5 years
1
Drink water before every meal and snack.

Janet
Type 2 Diabetes Age: 64 Female More than 5 years
2
Healthcare providers should ask a patient how they feel at each visit and if anything is bothering them today which they would like to discuss.

Marlene Medley
Type 2 Diabetes Age: 55 Female
3
Don't leave goodies and candies lingering on the counter! These are often the foods highest in refined sugars that will spike the blood sugars rapidly. They also te ... read more

Shena Jaramillo
Type 2 Diabetes Age: 34 Female
1
I do a lot of walking (exercise), eat lots of tossed salad, and drink lots of water daily.

Type 2 Diabetes Age: 49 1 to 5 years
2
If you are someone with diabetes who is having hypoglycemia - low blood sugar – you should seek help from your healthcare provider to review your medical treatment. ... read more

Anis Rehman, MD
Endocrinologist Type 2 Diabetes
2
Mediterranean diet and exercise

Doug
Type 2 Diabetes Age: 65 Male More than 5 years
1
Get excited about preparing meals by reading about all the healthy choices that are available.

Terryce
Type 2 Diabetes Age: 68 Female More than 5 years
0
Poll
What’s your go-to hack for falling or getting back to sleep?
Manage your food and walk for 150 minutes a week.

Ronald
Type 2 Diabetes Age: 61 Male More than 5 years
0
There is no one food you must avoid with diabetes. With moderation & balance, you can eat what you love while keeping your blood sugar in check.

Erin Palinski-Wade, RD, CDCES
Type 2 Diabetes Female
2
Engage in movement activities that you enjoy, but safely! Some examples include walking, biking, dancing, swimming, skating, and tennis.

Zoe Fienman, CDE
Registered Dietitian at OnPoint Nutrition Type 2 Diabetes
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