Many people are devastated by a diabetes diagnosis, and yet after a time many say that it’s the best thing that could have happened to them. Your mind and thoughts can be your best tool or your downfall. Here’s more on that Continue reading
Many people are devastated by a diabetes diagnosis, and yet after a time many say that it’s the best thing that could have happened to them. Your mind and thoughts can be your best tool or your downfall. Here’s more on that Continue reading
The rates of obesity have grown quite a bit over the last few decades but the rates of diabetes have not. And yet you hear every day all of the time about the diabetes epidemic from all sources. News reports, public health sources, and doctors too. It’s become a mantra, most people simply accept it as fact because they hear it so often. The same is true for obesity can cause diabetes, this is another myth accepted as fact because it’s said so often. This brings to mind the statement about “don’t believe everything you hear, no matter where you hear it from”. Take time to look at the real statistics.
This is one really bright 17-year-old. Wise beyond her years, and she can see the hypocrisy of our current society: Continue reading
There’s been some comments about confusion with the last “Leaky Liver” entry. It is confusing! The liver plays a major role in diabetes, and also more than one function.
I’d like to further explain things and perhaps help clear some of the confusion now.
I’ll talk about three processes involving the liver: DP, Liver Dumps, and Leaky Liver.
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There’s more to diabetes than the pancreas and insulin levels, the liver also plays a major role and can complicate control.
Of course the liver’s actions are vital to your life, it stores and produces a substance called glycogen
which is converted into glucose in your body. This helps keep your numbers from going too low Continue reading
May you all have the best of holidays and a very happy New Year to come!
Don’t forget to allow yourself some treats.
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Lizzy
© EMO 12/12
Knowledge is Power

It’s a long time between Thanksgiving and New Years, loaded with numerous opportunities to give in to the many temptations that will come your way. If this is your first season after being diagnosed you might want to jump in bed and cover your head until it’s all over. Nah, you don’t have to do that. With a little planning you can enjoy the season
just as much as ever! Continue reading