Type 1 Diabetes
The life of a Diabetic!
Recommendations
It is very important that you balance your insulin doses with the food you eat, and the activities you do. Even if it is just things around the house, you might also want to plan ahead and know your bodies typical blood glucose response to exercise to help your blood glucose levels from going to high or low.
If You Need Help Visit One Of These Doctors
Nutritionist
A Nutritionist is a person who advises on matters of food and nutrition impacts on health, helps diabetics have a healthy and safe diet.
Podiatrist
A Podiatrist is a branch of medicine devoted to the study of diagnosis, medical and surgical treatment. This will help a diabetic if they have any problems or questions about something wrong with their body.
Endocrinologist
A Endocrinologist is a branch of biology and medicine dealing with endocrine system, its diseases, and its specific secretions called hormones. This will help a diabetic because one of the affects of high blood glucose levels is urinating a lot, and that's what they deal with.
Everything You Need To Know
Role of Monitering your Blood Levels
It is important to monitor your blood sugars every once and awhile so you don't start a hard activity like a soccer game when you have low blood sugars, because then your at high risk of fainting or throwing up.
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Website: thelifeofadiabetic.com
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Recommdentions for Exercise and Life Style Choices
If your blood glucose are trending down during or before a exercise, have a little snack for a burst of energy, always carry a carbohydrate food or drink that will quickly raise your blood glucose.
How Staying Fit Relates to Keeping Diabetes in Control
Exercise makes it easier to control your blood glucose levels. It increases your insulin sensitivity, after exercise, your body doesn't need as much insulin to process carbohydrates.