If you’re feeling shaky, sweaty, light-headed or suddenly hungry a few hours after eating you could be experiencing reactive hypoglycemia, a drop in blood sugar that happens after a meal.
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Generic semaglutide in Canada: What people with type 2 diabetes need to know
If you have been hearing about Ozempic® (semaglutide) becoming available as a generic medication, you may be wondering what it means for your diabetes care. Generic semaglutide is now available in Canada, offering people living with type 2 diabetes another treatment option. Like brand-name Ozempic®, generic semaglutide should be used alongside healthy eating and physical [...]
Cortisol and blood sugar: why stress can cause glucose spikes
Have you ever noticed higher blood sugar readings when you are stressed? Many people wonder whether cortisol causes high blood sugar, and the answer is yes, it can.
Diabetes and high blood pressure
Everything you need to know about diabetes and high blood pressure. Includes information about high blood pressure medications and eating tips like ways to cut back on salt.
Understanding insulin sensitivity and why it matters for diabetes management
Insulin sensitivity plays an important role in blood sugar management. When your body responds well to insulin, glucose can move more efficiently from your bloodstream into your cells for energy.
Fast-acting carbohydrates for hypoglycemia: A practical guide for Canadians living with diabetes
Certain medications that are used to help manage high blood glucose (sugar) can put you at risk for low blood sugars (hypoglycemia). Hypoglycemia can be dangerous if not treated properly.
