HEALTHY LINKS

     A summary of key aspects with related links that have helped me keep on track to good health are listed below. Happy surfing!
     Your HealthCare professional will advise you on proper diabetes management. Remember, diabetes is a chronic illness, seeing a physician is vital for proper care.

EDUCATION- The more you know about diabetes, its complications and reactions, the easier it is for you to stay in control. Become enthusiastic learning about your illness and you will see how simple it is to lead a healthy life.

NIDDK- A good place to start for lots of diabetes information.

Diabetes Monitor-Monitoring diabetes happenings everywhere in cyberspace. A compendium of links to everything diabetes on the web. Updated frequently.

Yahoo’s Diabetes Link Page-you’ve probably already been here.

Diabetes Self Management-Online magazine for Diabetics

DiabetesNet-mall- info and services.

DIET-A good balance of the right foods will help control your health, weight and glucose level. Eat food low in fat and calories.

American Diabetes Association -America’s oldest and largest diabetes organization

Diabetes Forecast Magazine - read about the American Diabetes Association monthly magazine

EXERCISE-With a good diet, physical activity can further improve your well being. Any small physical activity three or four times a week will help. Let exercise become part of your weekly routine.

IDAA Home Page - International Diabetic Athletes Association

Exercise And Diabetes - from the American Diabetes Association

Starting To Exercise - from the American Diabetes Association

MONITORING- Glucose monitoring is an important aspect of good diabetes management. A blood glucose level which is too high or too low can cause severe diabetic complications. Monitoring is the key to controlling your blood sugar level.

Home Diagnostics Inc-makers of Ultra+ and Prestige meters

Blood Glucose Monitoring FAQ- Ohio State answers your questions.

MEDICATION- The appropriate medication prescribed by your doctor may vary according to your type of diabetes. For those with Type I diabetes, single or multiple daily insulin injections may be necessary. Others with Type II diabetes may need oral medication to produce more insulin. It is important to follow your doctor’s prescription.

Diabetes Well-A Complete Resource For People Interested In Diabetes

Eli Lilly-ever wonder who discovered insulin?

Follow these key factors to good diabetes management as I have and you will be on your way to developing a healthier, happier life.