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Does Diabetes Get Worse With Age?
More than 9 out of 10 people with diabetes have type 2. It used to be called adult-onset diabetes because it was rarely diagnosed in children. Age is a big risk factor for type 2. The older you are, the more likely you are to have it. That also holds true for preteens and teenagers, whose diabetes rates have climbed sharply in recent years. Let’s explore why — and how new technology like Bubble Smart Reader can make daily glucose monitoring easier than ever. Why Diabetes Can
Adaline Ekonest
5 days ago2 min read


5 Yoga Poses to Help Control Blood Sugar
Maintaining stable blood sugar is essential for anyone living with diabetes or prediabetes. Besides medication and a balanced diet, regular exercise — especially yoga — can significantly help regulate glucose levels and improve overall well-being. In this article, we’ll explore 5 powerful yoga poses that support blood-sugar control and introduce how modern technology like Bubble Smart Reader can make monitoring even easier and more effective. 1. Bow Pose Bow Pose This pose
Adaline Ekonest
Oct 303 min read


How Long After Diabetes Diagnosis Do Complications Appear
“I was newly diagnosed with diabetes last year. After how long does this disease lead to serious complications?” — John, Florida. Diabetes is a group of metabolic disorders related to elevated or reduced blood glucose levels. Aside from gestational diabetes in pregnant women, diabetes can be divided into two main types. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune form in which the immune system attacks and destroys the pancreatic beta cells (which produce insulin). Type 1 often occurs i
Adaline Ekonest
Oct 293 min read


Why People with Diabetes Often Feel Hungry
A common symptom in people with diabetes is always feeling hungry—even after eating their fill. This is called the “polyphagia” (excessive eating) syndrome in diabetes, and occurs because issues with insulin interfere with the process of converting glucose into usable energy. Excessive eating in diabetes can also be an early warning sign of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), where the body produces too many harmful acids in the blood. Here’s a breakdown of what’s going on, and how
Adaline Ekonest
Oct 284 min read


Why People with Diabetes Are at Higher Risk of Heart Failure
Key mechanisms Chronic high blood glucose (hyperglycaemia), lipid abnormalities and insulin resistance contribute to dysfunction of the endothelium (the inner lining of blood vessels), smooth-muscle cells and platelets. These changes predispose to atherosclerosis (hardening and narrowing of arteries) and thrombus (clot) formation. In people with diabetes, long–term elevated blood-glucose levels damage the blood vessels. This leads to hardened arteries, impaired blood supply t
Adaline Ekonest
Oct 283 min read


When is the best time to measure blood sugar?
1. Should you check your blood sugar right after waking up? Checking your blood sugar right after waking up in the morning helps evaluate fasting glucose levels, giving insight into how your body regulates sugar overnight. People with diabetes should check it not only after waking up but also before meals and at bedtime to make necessary dietary and medication adjustments. According to the American Diabetes Association, the target fasting blood sugar level should range from 8
Adaline Ekonest
Oct 243 min read


6 Things People with Diabetes Should Do Every Day to Help Reduce Inflammation
People with diabetes and chronic inflammation often go hand in hand. Poor blood-glucose control creates conditions for inflammation to progress. Prolonged inflammation makes the body less sensitive to insulin, blood sugar rises, and this in turn increases the risk of chronic diseases like cancer, heart disease, and diabetic complications. Here are six daily habits that people with diabetes should incorporate to help reduce inflammation: Exercise daily Moderate-to-vigorous exe
Adaline Ekonest
Oct 243 min read


🥑 Eating Avocado Every Day — Does It Really Raise Cholesterol?
Avocados have become a global superfood — creamy, delicious, and perfect for toast or smoothies. But with all that rich texture, many people wonder: “If I eat an avocado every day, will it raise my cholesterol or blood-fat levels?” Let’s uncover what nutrition experts say — and how modern health tools like Bubble Smart Reade r can help you stay informed and track your health smarter. The Truth: Avocado Fats Are “Good” Fats According to Dr. Thomas, avocado fat isn’t the enemy
Adaline Ekonest
Oct 232 min read


7-Day Meal Plan for People with Diabetes — Easy to Prepare & With Effective Disease Control
People with diabetes need to maintain a suitable diet to reduce the risk of complications. If you’re having difficulty choosing your food, here is a 7-day meal plan for people with diabetes that is easy to make and helps to control the disease effectively. 1. Principles for Constructing a Meal Plan for Diabetic Patients Diabetes occurs when blood glucose levels are higher than normal. Typical treatment methods include adopting an appropriate diet, physical activity, and medic
Adaline Ekonest
Oct 215 min read


No More Finger Pricks: A Smarter Way to Manage Diabetes
With the advancement of digital technology, applications and glucose‑monitoring devices have emerged, effectively supporting people with diabetes and doctors in the treatment process. Mr. John Smith (53 years old, living in Florida) is under treatment for diabetes at the Advent Health Orlando. He was diagnosed with diabetes in July 2018; after a period of treatment and adjusting his lifestyle and nutrition appropriately, his health has become increasingly stable. He was instr
Adaline Ekonest
Oct 204 min read


What’s Causing Your Blood Sugar Spikes? 8 Common Triggers and How to Fix Them.
Blood sugar levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day, especially after meals. But when your glucose spikes beyond 180 mg/dL , it can...

Bubble Smart Reader
Apr 252 min read


Birth Control Options for Women with Type 1 Diabetes
There are numerous methods available when it comes to birth control. You already know that anything can affect your blood sugar if you...

Bubble Smart Reader
Mar 1914 min read


DIABETES AND DIABETICS: 6 MYTHS.
As you are all aware, I was devastated last year when I received my first diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes, a chronic illness. I believed I...

Bubble Smart Reader
Feb 246 min read


Can insulin pump be used when swimming?
The type of insulin pump you're using will determine this. However, unless you use a waterproof insulin pump cover, it is generally...

Bubble Smart Reader
Jan 222 min read


Additional Options for Tandem, Abbott, Dexcom, and iLet
Diabetes tech users now have more options thanks to recent integrations between insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors. Users of...

Bubble Smart Reader
Nov 6, 20246 min read


Dr. Oz Diabetes Remedy: A Comprehensive Approach to Blood Sugar Control
Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects millions of people worldwide, and many are looking for ways to manage their blood sugar...

Bubble Smart Reader
Sep 30, 20243 min read


What Chinese Restaurant Dishes Are Best for a Diabetic?
If you have diabetes, eating out at a Chinese restaurant can be a bit tricky. Many Chinese dishes are delicious, but they can also be...

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Sep 1, 20244 min read


5 Protein-Powered Grab-and-Go Snacks
Choosing snacks can feel like a difficult balancing act if you have diabetes. It's much harder to find snacks that satisfy your diabetes...

Bubble Smart Reader
Aug 23, 20243 min read


Introducing the Bubble Smart Reader: Reusable CGM Sensor for Continuous Glucose Monitoring
Effective diabetes management requires precise and timely glucose monitoring, and the "Bubble Smart Reader" is designed to meet that...

Bubble Smart Reader
Aug 21, 20242 min read


Understanding the Signs of Diabetes in Cats
Diabetes is a condition that affects not only humans but also our feline friends. As a responsible pet owner, it’s crucial to recognize...

Bubble Smart Reader
Aug 15, 20243 min read
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