Curt Long 
Introduction: Living with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) can be challenging, both for those diagnosed with the condition and their loved ones. At T1Diabetics.com, we strive to create a supportive community where individuals affected by T1D can come together to share experiences, seek advice, and provide encouragement. We invite empathetic visitors like you to join us … Read more
Hello, T1Diabetics.com community! We are thrilled to bring you the latest updates and information regarding Type 1 Diabetes (T1D). Our mission has always been to support and empower individuals living with T1D, and today, we’re excited to share some new insights that can enhance our understanding and help us navigate the challenges of this condition. … Read more
Remember how humans are social animals? You need to assemble a team of people that help you de-stress and relax in social circles. You also need to develop a diabetes support team that includes health professionals and others to enjoy the best possible experience if you develop diabetes. Make a list of people who provide … Read more
Sure, there will always be factors that cause a health problem to develop that you have no control over. However, many health problems are preventable. Adverse health conditions such as Type 2 diabetes, obesity, and the issues that accompany them both, heart disease and liver disease, are preventable for the most part. You may have … Read more
Stress kills. The best friend of stress is inflammation. Stress causes inflammation throughout the body, and inflammation is present in almost every major disease and illness. This means that if you constantly have a stressful presence in your life, you are increasing the risk of inflaming some body part or major organ, thereby increasing your … Read more
While many good habits help minimize the effects of diabetes, these three can make diabetes worse. Smoking isn’t good for anyone. It is even riskier for people dealing with diabetes. Nicotine is one of the many chemicals in cigarettes and e-cigarettes, hookahs, and other tobacco products that make diabetes worse. Aside from being extremely addictive, … Read more
Did you know the human body can go more than 30 days without eating anything? This is how important it is for anyone to stay hydrated, especially someone who is prediabetic or diabetic. On the other hand, if you do not drink any water for just 3 days, a life-threatening situation could develop. Drink filtered … Read more
When you are fully rested regularly, your mind is sharp, fully rested, and you don’t need to turn to unhealthy energy drinks, caffeine, and sugar to stay awake and alert. Poor sleep habits have been linked to overweight and obesity, causes and symptoms of diabetes. Aside from boosting your natural energy level, getting plenty of … Read more
Sugar manufacturers told us that eating fat was bad in the 1960s and 1970s. They avoided mentioning the fact that your body must have certain fats for you to survive. Essential fatty acids are one example of fats you need to be healthy. “Big Sugar” spent tons of money saying that fat was bad for … Read more
Let’s start by addressing the proverbial elephant in the room regarding diabetes and food. Many people think that a diabetes patient has to eat different foods than his friends or family members. This is entirely untrue. When it comes right down to it, if a diabetic person is exercising regularly, checking blood sugar levels constantly, … Read more