Managing Diabetes

What steps do you need to take to help manage your diabetes and enjoy a healthier life? Explore the articles in this section to discover ways to eat healthier, work more activity into your daily life, and manage your diabetes while traveling.

 

Discover how you can change the way you eat to help prevent and/or control type 2 diabetes.

See how you can become more active to help improve your body’s ability to use insulin and to boost your overall health.

  • Road Crew
    It starts with just one step. Form your own walking group — we'll show you how!
  • Body Spotlight
    Learn how to tone and improve your abdominal muscles, back, legs, thighs, hips, biceps and triceps, buttocks and waist.
  • Muscle Guide
    Wondering where your quads or obliques are? Check out this map of the human body’s key muscle areas.

Learn about managing your diabetes while traveling and the special precautions and considerations that you should take to stay healthy on the road.

  • Travel Tips
    Helpful advice to help you prepare for your travels, pack, and enjoy your trip without sacrificing diabetes control.
  • Flying with Diabetes Supplies
    Some suggestions to simplify air travel, as well as a TSA-approved list of diabetes supplies.

Visit DiabetesControlforLife.com for free personalized tools and resources to help support a lifetime of diabetes control.

  • Control Plan for Weight Loss
    Manage your weight with a 24-week program, which combines meal and exercise plans, one-on-one expert support, tips on living with diabetes, and valuable coupons for Glucerna® products.
  • Diabetes Management Tools
    Get innovative resources to help control your diabetes, from calorie calculators to an online chat with nutrition experts.
  • Recipes and Meal Plans
    Search diabetes-friendly recipes and even set up a personal daily meal plan, complete with charts to track calories, carbs, and nutritional information.
  • Monthly e-Newsletter
    Get the latest news in diabetes management, plus valuable product offers and much more, delivered right to you inbox.

 

Important Notice: Information provided is for general background purposes and is not intended as a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment by a trained professional. You should always consult your physician about any health care questions you may have, especially before trying a new medication, diet, fitness program, or approach to health care issues.


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