How to Keep Your Blood Sugar Stable
For the 37.3 million Americans with diabetes, managing blood sugar levels is — or should be — a part of daily life. But even people without diabetes need to manage blood …
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5 Reasons to Start IV Vitamin Therapy
Everyone knows vitamins are important for good health. But what a lot of people don’t know is that many Americans don’t get enough of many key vitamins and minerals their bodies …
Why Annual Exams Are Important
The best thing you can do for yourself is to take care of your health. Whether you realize it or not, part of your self-care routine should be routine annual …
Can Weight Management Help Control My Type 2 Diabetes?
Diabetes is a condition that affects your ability to produce insulin, a hormone that’s instrumental in keeping your body nourished. Diabetes affects almost every bodily system, from your skin …
Am I at Risk for Diabetes if Someone in My Family Has It?
The World Health Organization reports that the number of people living with diabetes rose from 108 million in 1980 to 422 million in 2014. And those numbers have continued to …
Conditions Caused by Nutritional Deficiencies
We live in a world where proper nutrition proves easy for some, and quite difficult for others. Those of us whose diets reflect a lean regimen of wholesome, enriched …
Are Your Immunizations Up to Date?
The COVID-19 pandemic took over the world. The novel virus was so called because of its newness, but its infectiousness and powerful grip spread from nation to nation, crippling …
When Should I Choose Urgent Care Instead of the ER?
Life happens, and when life happens, you might need the care of a compassionate and experienced medical professional. Deciding how much care you need, however, may give you pause. …
What’s Included in a Weight Loss Management Program?
Losing weight on your own can be difficult, particularly when you’re managing a chronic condition. Even without a chronic condition, fad diets are everywhere and can be influential, while …
Adjusting to Life with Diabetes
Receiving a diabetes diagnosis can come with a barrage of emotions and big changes. Some people become angry or depressed, some wonder how this happened. It’s understandable if you …