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Diabetes
Diabetes occurs when your blood sugar levels are too high, often because of insufficient insulin. There are ways to effectively treat—and even reverse—this common condition.
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Are oranges good for diabetes?
Their low glycemic index, and high fiber content mean they have a minimal effect on blood sugar levels
Dec. 16, 2024
Drug Info
Is Ozempic a controlled substance?
Ozempic isn’t technically a controlled substance, but there are concerns about its misuse
Nov. 22, 2024
Drug Info
Is Ozempic insulin?
Incruse Ellipta costs over $400 a month without insurance. Learn how to get Incruse Ellipta at a lower price, or find cheaper alternatives.
Updated on Nov. 21, 2024
Drug Info
Novolog FlexPen alternatives
Learn how NovoLog FlexPen helps manage diabetes, its alternatives, and cost-saving strategies for effective glycemic control
Nov. 21, 2024
Drug Info
How much is Jardiance without insurance?
Jardiance (empagliflozin) can be an expensive brand-name prescription drug. Here's how to save on Jardiance without insurance.
Updated on Nov. 20, 2024
Drug Info
How much is Lantus Solostar without insurance?
Lantus Solostar costs $104 per pen injector, but there are ways to pay less, and there may be more affordable alternatives
Nov. 18, 2024
Wellness
Is kombucha actually good for you?
This fermented drink is packed with B vitamins, probiotics, and antioxidants that may lower blood sugar, boost energy, and more
Sep. 24, 2024
Health Education
What are normal blood sugar levels?
Use these blood sugar levels charts by age to find out if you fall in the normal blood sugar range
Updated on Jun. 30, 2023
Wellness
Best prediabetes diet
A diet high in protein, whole grains, and greens helps stabilize blood sugar
Feb. 17, 2023
Drug Info
When will Ozempic go generic?
Since there isn’t a generic Ozempic, some people turn to compounded semaglutide, which is not the same and is not FDA approved
Nov. 13, 2024
Drug Info
Mounjaro nausea: 7 Ways to find relief
Expert-recommended tips for relieving Mounjaro nausea, a common but often temporary side effect
Nov. 13, 2024