Hormones, artificial sweeteners, and sleep can all affect diabetic blood sugar levels and your A1C. And in some cases, as with blood sugar and dehydration, the factors go hand in hand.
Living with Diabetes | March 24, 2020 |
| | | | | | Hormones, artificial sweeteners, and sleep can all affect diabetic blood sugar levels and your A1C. And in some cases, as with blood sugar and dehydration, the factors go hand in hand. |
| | | | | | To avoid spiking your blood glucose, check with your doctor before taking one of these common medicines. |
| | | | | | Control of blood sugar is important not only for avoiding common complications like kidney damage and nerve damage, but also for maintaining sexual health. |
| | | | | | Employing these smart strategies can help reduce feelings of fatigue as you manage your blood sugar day in and day out. |
| | | | | | There are plenty of alternatives to regular potato chips that claim to be healthier, but not every brand gets our stamp of approval. See which ones are actually better for you and which ones you should avoid. |
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