Category: all about insulin

I need to take insulin but I’m scared of needles…

Are you struggling to take your insulin as prescribed because of a fear of needles? Learn more about needle phobia here.

No Shame in Using Insulin

Insulin stigma in T2D care is real and causes people with type 2 to feel like they're failing at managing it. Joseph Martin shares why that doesn't have to be the case.

Insulin for People with Type 2 Diabetes

You may need insulin to help you manage Type 2 diabetes. Use these resources to learn about how insulin can improve life with Type 2 diabetes.

“My doctor refused to put me on insulin for Type 2 diabetes, so I got a new doctor.”

Before Kate Cornell was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in 2005 at 50 years old, she had no idea anything was wrong. Today, she uses both metformin and insulin to manage her blood sugars.

Guide: Talking to Your Doctor About Medications for Type 2 Diabetes

With so many options available today, it’s important to talk to your doctor about what diabetes medications might be right for you and your goals.

Guide: Talking to Your Doctor About Insulin for Type 2 Diabetes

Starting insulin therapy for type 2 diabetes can be overwhelming—there’s a lot to learn! Here are some questions to ask your doctor to help you get started with using insulin.

The Differences Between Biosimilar, Human and Analog Insulins

Insulin falls into several categories. In this article, we break down the differences between biosimilar, human and analog insulin products.

The Type 2 Guide to Insulin

Understanding the body's relationship with insulin is a crucial part of diabetes education.

Insulin and Weight Gain

Many people believe that insulin makes us gain weight automatically, but it's a little bit more complicated than that. Let's talk about this interesting topic.

How Insulin Works

Insulin is a hormone that helps regulate your glucose levels. But it has other functions to help maintain your health. Read how insulin works.