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10 Reasons for Hyperglycemia During Training

Working out to lower your blood sugar but experience the opposite? Here are 10 reasons why that could be the case and how to change it.

Yoga for People with Diabetes

Interested in yoga? Then this piece is for you. Lauren Bongiorno shares how yoga helped her manage diabetes, including helping her become more mindful about her food choices and practice discipline.

How To Reach Your Body Goals Without Obsessing Over Weight

Your weight is just one factor of fitness, but not the end-all-be-all. Read how to reach your body goals without obsessing over it.

Blood Sugar Control—During and After Exercise

We walk you through different scenarios in which you can expect your blood sugar to rise or fall during and after exercise.

Walking for Exercise With Type 2 Diabetes

Walking is one of the most convenient forms of exercise. It can be especially helpful to people with type 2 diabetes who seek easy and low-impact ways to be active. Bonus? It can be done almost anywh...

Running for Beginners

Running is a medium to a high-impact form of exercise. The benefits of running for those with type 2 diabetes shouldn't be overlooked, as it can help promote weight loss, manage blood sugar, reli...

How to Get Moving With Minimum Effort

Exercise is essentially the only natural way that you can lower your blood sugar without taking any additional diabetes medication, like insulin or oral medications like Metformin. And not only that, ...

Type 2 Diabetes Basic Exercise Guide

Physical activity is one of the important pillars for all types of diabetes management of. A moderate intensity workout for only 30 to 60 minutes three or four times per week is enough to reduce HBA1...

Hypoglycemia and Outdoor Activities

You should be able to enjoy your favorite outdoor activities without worrying about hypoglycemia. However, it's always good to be prepared. This article will show you how to prevent hypoglycemia ...

Blood Sugar and Fitness

Starting to work out for the first time? Knowing the basics of blood sugar and fitness can help you learn how to workout safely and reach your diabetes goals.