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Type 2 diabetes remission is achievable for many through weight loss, low-carbohydrate eating, and regular activity. Defined as maintaining healthy blood sugar levels without medication for at least three months, …
Type 2 diabetes stems from insulin resistance influenced by genetics, lifestyle, and environment. Major risks include abdominal fat, inactivity, and poor sleep, alongside biological factors like family history and ethnicity. …
Understanding diabetes blood test results can be confusing. This guide explains how HbA1c, fasting glucose, and oral glucose tolerance tests are used to diagnose diabetes and prediabetes. Learn what the …
Most people imagine diabetes is obvious. They expect a clear moment when something feels unmistakably wrong. In reality, type 2 diabetes often announces itself so quietly that years pass before …
Here is what I want you to know as a GP: insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes are not the same thing. But one very often leads to the other, …
Have you been told your blood sugar is “a little high”? Many people hear this at a routine check and are told to watch what they eat. No medication. No …
Confused about diabetes, prediabetes or blood sugar? This plain-English guide from a specialist GP explains what diabetes really is, who gets it, and what to do next.
A single diabetes consultation cannot cover everything. Proper diabetes care is a structured process — from full assessment to regular follow up. Here is what that process actually looks like.
Managing diabetes properly requires a structured, supervised, and evolving clinical plan. Good information without the right context can mislead. Here is what proper diabetes care actually looks like.
Nearly one in ten adults in the UK currently has diabetes. Yet for most people, care remains reactive. Here is what a more thorough approach looks like — and why …
