Is There a T1D – Gut Connection?
Across America, over 37 million people have diabetes with 1 out of 5 not knowing they have it. Diabetes is the 7th leading cause of death in the United States and the number 1 leading cause of kidney failure, lower-limb amputations, and adult blindness (1).
Worldwide, an extra 500+ million are living with diabetes, or 1 out of 10 people. Global diabetic numbers are expected to rise to 643 million by 2030. It’s also estimated that 6.7 million deaths can be attributed to diabetes (2).
What factors might be influencing diabetes development? And do they have any influence on blood sugars?
Gut health studies have put medical research on fire in how many conditions they’re finding associated with gut dysfunction.
And type 1 diabetes is 1 of them!
Learn more about the medical research supporting how gut health may impact the immune system, influence type 1 diabetes development, and how blood sugars may respond to its dysfunction.
Exploring the Connection Between Gut Health and Type 1 Diabetes: The Basics
Dietary Factors that Connect Gut Health, Type 1 Diabetes, and Better Blood Sugars
How Over-the-Counter Drugs and Chronic Stress Impact Gut Health and Type 1 Diabetes
Chronic Exercise and Infections: How They May Cause Gut and Type 1 Diabetic Problems
Which Has a Greater Impact on Type 1 Diabetes Development: Genes or Environment
Understanding Gluten and its Effects on Type 1 Diabetes and Blood Sugars: The Ultimate Guide
Empower Your Blood Sugars to Overcome their Most Common Hurdles!
