IDS Clinician Food Challenge 1 and 2
The IDS team is challenging ourselves once a month to eat foods that are tough for people with type 1 diabetes to manage their blood sugars after consuming.
Stay-At-Home Order, Glucose Management, and Physical Activity
Stay-At-Home Order, Glucose Management, and Physical Activity
Updates on the Environmental Triggers of Type 1 Diabetes From ADA 2020
The onset of type 1 diabetes (T1D) usually consists of a genetic predisposition and an “environmental trigger” (such as a viral infection).
Gyms are Beginning to Reopen. Is It Safe to Go During the Covid Pandemic?
If gyms are opening up is it a good idea to go? We have tips if you decide to return to the gym right away to make your workout as safe as possible
Weight Gain During the Covid-19 Shutdown
Weight Gain During the Covid-19 shutdown. Why have so many of us gained weight?
The Power of a Healthy Diet, Regular Exercise, Stress Relief, and Weight Control
The Power of a Healthy Diet, Regular Exercise, Stress Relief, and Weight Control
Social Distancing? How to Stay Physically Active from Home
If you’re running out of things to do, I have some ideas to stay active
Can Walking Make You Live Longer?
A new study reveals how to lengthen your life one step at a time!
Help with Adapting to a New Diet
Kathryn's Thoughts! Help with Adapting to a New Diet
Can Severe Hypoglycemia lead to Cognitive Dysfunction Later in Life?
Is brain health significantly lower in subjects that have been exposed to recent or lifetime severe hypoglycemia?
Which is Better? Being Physically Fit or Having a Low BMI
A new study uncovers if being physically fit or having a low BMI will help mortality rates among people with Type 1 diabetes.
Kettlebells Burn Calories Fast!
If you're short on time and want to get a good workout in, learn why kettlebells could be your new best friend.
New Insulin Discount Options and Where to Find Them
Kathryn's Thoughts! New Insulin Discount Options and Where to Get Them
How to Get Motivated to be Physically Active With Diabetes
I’m writing this with the hope that it will help your desire and motivation to increase your physical activity levels!
Hypoglycemia is reduced with use of inhaled Afrezza
Kathryn's Thoughts! January 2020: A recent study evaluated incidents of hypoglycemia in people with type 1 diabetes who inhaled insulin.