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Has Anyone Seen The Headline "Ozempic Linked With A Blinding Eye Condition"??
If anyone is taking a GLP-1 class drug which includes Ozempic, Rybelsus, Mounjaro or some of the older ones like Victoza this headline may sound a little scary
It is based on a study done at Harvard Med and just published in the Journal of American Medicine (JAMA) so that means to start, this is not just a headline from someone sitting in a basement wearing a tinfoil hat - it's a "reliable source"
But what the headlines are not going to say is how they came about that statement
Here's what… read more
@A DiabetesTeam Member just seen doing Lawsuit for three kinds in United States
Who Is Taking Rybelsus? I Have Been Having Problems Getting Trulicity.
So Has Any1 Heard Of Eating Ur Vegies N Proteins First Before The Carbs To Prevent Blood Sugar Spikes N Can This Also Help In Type 1`s?
Someone also told me that its also helpful for hypothyroidism? Not sure what he meant by it helping a thyroid condition ? But any answers are all welcomed thanks....
@A DiabetesTeam Member Milk Thistle is actually a traditional for treating gallbladder issues
Back a few years ago it was being studied to see if it could be used at therapeutic levels as an… read more
Does Diabetes Always Progress To A Debilitating Degree Causing Death In The End?
One of our members, Jim, asked yesterday essentially "what can we expect" as the disease progresses, when will it happen etc
I provided the best answer I could, but got thinking a comparison of 5 different Type 2 journeys may better illustrate just how Different Diabetes is from one to another
Since I come from a huge family cluster going back at least 4 generations, I have lot's of examples to choose from
I will start with my personal hero - my Great Grandfather (paternal side), Harry
Harry… read more
Definitely diabetes is different for everyone and you need to find what works for you. What’s not different is the need to control our blood sugar. For me sugar is like crack, one taste and I will… read more
Exercise
Ho sperimentato che l'esercizio fisico accompagnato dalla musica(dance) la maggior parte delle volte mi ha portato i livelli di glicemia a valori accettabili... Il consiglio che vi posso dare è quello di provare, soprattutto nel primo pomeriggio o anche la sera... Buon divertimento.. Ciao
@A DiabetesTeam Member
Ciao Marco
Si Grazie
Hi invertito La Mia diagnosi da prediabetico a non diabetica 🤗
Likelihood And Timing Of A1C Increases And Diabetic Complications Despite A Patient's Best Efforts
Jim Lohr, Ames, Iowa, Type 2, diagnosed September, 2023.I am not on medication. I buy and use the Abbott Libre 3 and have been able to keep their "A1C" below 6.5. (I think the Libre 3 registers about 3/10 high, that my A1C is really below 6.2.) I have lost 50 extra pounds I couldn't lose for my lifetime before my current age of 79 (Caucasian Male). The Libre 3 identifies blood sugar spikes, I have cut way down on carbs and hope to keep the diabetes under 6.5 as long as I can. I am in-range… read more
Wow, what an (another) eye opener. Your explanation answered many of my questions too, thank you @A DiabetesTeam Member 😊
CGM What Is The Best Way To Keep The Cam On? I Have A Problem That The Cam Falls Off!
This is a little different, I was a freestyle libre user. Are used to get the stickers and stick it on top of the sensor that helped it stay on you can get about 4 to 5 for about 12 bucks. Some of… read more
I Recently Started Taking A Statin For My Chlorestrole. Now My Blood Sugars Are Higher. So What Is A Person To Do?
I just have mote trouble bringing my sugars down. They say the Statin blocks the liver from accepting sugars and starches. Then it goes back to the blood stream and raises you sugar levels. So which… read more
Something NEW For Basil Insulin Users??? Wouldn't It Be Nice If Your "nightly Insulin Injection" Was Only Required "Once A Week"??
Novo Nordisk is pleased to announce Canada will be the
first country worldwide to launch Awiqli® (insulin icodec injection), which will be available across the country starting June 30, 2024.
Awiqli® is the world’s first once-weekly basal insulin and is indicated for the treatment of adults with diabetes mellitus to improve glycemic control.1 Health Canada approved Awiqli® on March 12, 2024.
“The arrival of Awiqli® in Canada marks a pivotal moment in over 100 years of diabetes care.
By… read more
Has Anyone Had Any Problems With Stomach Pain After Taking Farxiga?
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