Diabetes
Type 2 diabetes is the most common type of diabetes. It occurs when the body does not use insulin properly and as a result, blood sugar levels can become too high. It’s estimated that 33% of seniors have diabetes.
Featured Articles
Meal Planning for Seniors with Diabetes: Easy and Balanced Ideas
Eating well is one of the most powerful ways to manage diabetes — but for older adults, it’s not always easy. Appetite changes, medication side effects, and busy routines can make consistent healthy eating a challenge. The good news? With simple planning and a little creativity, balanced meals can fit into every day. Here’s how…
How to Prevent Diabetic Complications in Older Adults
Managing diabetes can be challenging at any age, but for older adults, it takes extra care and attention. As the body changes over time, so do blood sugar patterns and the risks that come with them. The good news? With healthy routines and the right support, it’s possible to prevent many serious complications — and…
