Blood Sugar Support
As most type 1 diabetics can attest to at some point during their blood sugar management journey, thinking like a pancreas and executing its functions isn’t as easy as “just take enough insulin for what you eat”!
As a type 1 diabetic myself, I’m extremely familiar with the constant tasks needed to maintain healthier blood glucose levels.
And as a father of 2 boys, this initially was also a bit more challenging to attain compared to when I was single!
Having somewhat normal blood sugars appears to be a rarity among the diabetic population.
How rare?
The CDC assessed that only 18.2% of American diabetics are able to maintain the following (1):
- A1C values less than 7.0%
- Blood pressure less than 140/90 mmHg
- Non-HDL cholesterol less than 130 mg/dL
- Being a nonsmoker
I currently average a 5.5% A1C (111 mg/dL; 6.17 mmol/L) and am still working on getting this lower!
Read on to find out what has helped me and countless of other diabetics attain, sustain, and maintain healthier blood sugars and the medical research that supports it.
These articles are informational only and not intended to for you to implement without the expressed consent and support from your medical provider.
Mastering Insulin Sensitivity: The Ultimate Guide for Type 1 Diabetics to Maximize Health Benefits with Less Insulin
The Power of Nutrition: The Dietary Factors Known to Boost Insulin Function and Stabilize Blood Sugars in Type 1 Diabetes
Unlocking Type 1 Diabetes Benefits: How Physical Activity Leads to Improved Blood Sugar Control
The Link Between Quality Sleep and Balanced Blood Sugars: The Definitive Guide for Type 1 Diabetes
Empower Your Blood Sugars to Overcome their Most Common Hurdles!
