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It may feel overwhelming to think about making lifestyle changes, but speaking to your healthcare provider and determining a diet and exercise regimen that works for you can help avoid prediabetes from becoming type 2 diabetes.
there are simple and safe ways to incorporate physical activity — or increase the amount of what you’re already doing — into your already busy lives.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is often associated with type 2 diabetes, with nearly five crore Indian adults suffering from both diseases.
“We believe the findings of this study will serve as a crucial resource for the diabetes research community.”
It is crucial that you are able to spot the signs of diabetes early on and then react to them before they worsen.
COVID may contribute to an increase in diabetes. For long haul drivers suffering from diabetes this could be a game changer.
If you or someone in your family has developed diabetes, you might be wondering if it is genetic. There are different types of diabetes, all of which have specific risk factors contributing to the cause. If you have a mother, father, brother, or sister with diabetes, you are at increased risk of developing it compared
Diabetes and Obstructive Sleep Apnea Sleep and blood sugar levels have an intricate relationship. As alterations in one can affect the other, it is not uncommon for people with diabetes to have difficulty sleeping. Effectively managing the condition and practicing good sleeping habits can help people with diabetes get enough good quality sleep. Diabetes is
Published by: Cliff Abbott Truck drivers have been subjected to DOT physical examinations for decades, but many don’t fully understand the implications of getting failed in DOT physical exam. Robert Palm’s Journey about DOT Physical Exam “It will slap you in the face,” said Robert Palm, an owner-operator leased to Roadrunner Freight. “I went to
Things Diabetic Patients Should Know While Truck Driving In the commercial trucking industry, “diabetes” is a fearful word. For many years there was a blanket ban that prevented anyone with diabetes who used insulin from driving commercial trucks in interstate commerce. However, in 2003, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced its plan to
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