Category: Diabetes

Gluconol: Funktioniert es wirklich? Wahrheit mit Bewertungen, Kundenmeinungen und Kontraindikationen

Gluconol ist ein natürliches Ergänzungsmittel, das dem Körper hilft, den Blutzuckerspiegel zu normalisieren und die Insulinproduktion anzuregen. Es bietet eine wichtige Hilfe für Menschen, die genetisch zu Diabetes veranlagt sind und in der Regel einen hohen Blutzuckerspiegel haben. Wir wollen herausfinden, was Gluconol genau ist und warum es nützlich ist, welche Inhaltsstoffe es hat, welche […]

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Insunol Tropfen: Betrug oder funktioniert es? Wahrheit mit Kundenrezensionen und -meinungen

Insunol ist ein Präparat mit ausschließlich natürlichen Inhaltsstoffen. Seit Jahren forschen Experten an einer Formel, die in der Lage ist, Typ-2-Diabetes wirksam zu behandeln und den Zustand des Körpers zu verbessern, ohne Kollateralschäden zu verursachen. Laut einer von einem Wissenschaftlerteam durchgeführten Studie wird geschätzt, dass jedes Jahr Millionen von Menschen feststellen, dass sie an Typ-2-Diabetes […]

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Severe hypoglycemia: Are your at-risk patients prepared?

This article is sponsored by the Academy for Continued Healthcare Learning, an independently owned and operated full-service medical education company that has been developing certified health care education for nearly twenty years. Visit the tools and…

Congressman’s Wife Died After Taking Herbal Remedy Marketed for Diabetes and Weight Loss

Lori McClintock, the wife of U.S. Rep. Tom McClintock of California, died after ingesting white mulberry leaf, according to the Sacramento County coroner. The plant is generally considered safe and is used in herbal remedies that claim to lower blood sugar, boost weight loss, and combat high cholesterol. Her death highlights the potential dangers of dietary supplements.

Listen: Can California Lower the Price of Insulin?

California Healthline senior correspondent Angela Hart describes California’s ambitious plan to manufacture generic insulin under the state’s new “CalRx” drug label.

Direct care with a podiatry twist

A patient, let’s call him Jay, came to me refusing a leg amputation. He had open sores that were necrotic, foul-smelling as if he had been neglected for a long time. At his consultation, he fought with every cell of his being, refusing to lose hi…

Seniors With Prediabetes Should Eat Better, Get Moving, but Not Fret Too Much About Diabetes

About half of adults 65 and older have above-normal blood sugar levels that put them in the prediabetes category. Although that is a signal to improve your eating habits and get more exercise, researchers say only a small percentage of the group will develop diabetes.

Combining personalized education and digital technology to improve glucose monitors [PODCAST]

“Diabetes uniquely requires patients be experts in their own care and demands 24/7/365 vigilance. Close communication with a health care team eases the burden and improves outcomes. Glucose management revolves around numbers. Unfortunately, numbers are…

Hospital Lawsuits and Garnished Wages on Top of Diabetes

A small infection related to diabetes on one New York man’s foot set off a cascade of medical emergencies and financial struggles that his family is still struggling to cope with.

How long will it take to address clinical inertia in T2DM? [PODCAST]

This article is sponsored by the Academy for Continued Healthcare Learning. Visit the CME activity and Clinical Inertia Assessment Tool. It’s been over twenty years since clinical inertia was coined a term, and since that time, experts have debated on …