Did anyone ever tell you that you have a “lifestyle disease” because you have type 2 diabetes? Even if no one ever said that to your face, you can be sure that some people have thought that and even said so behind your back. [Read more →]

We know that exercise somehow reduces our risk of heart disease, the most common complication of diabetes. But we really haven’t known how. [Read more →]

It is fitting that the most recent study of AGEs appears in this month’s issue of a gerontology journal. 
As we grow older we do accumulate AGEs. [Read more →]

Having diabetes means that we know more about food than practically anyone else. We have to, because what we eat affects our blood glucose and general health so much. [Read more →]