Living With Diabetes

Diabetes impacts many Australians throughout their life.  It is important to understand that managing diabetes is an ongoing effort. It requires not only diligence from elderly people but also proper fitness and nutrition. Hopefully this blog article will give you some insights on the risks of Type 2 diabetes for seniors over 65.

With temperatures dropping, people with diabetes need to be vigilant to their overall health. Which daily living aids will help you control diabetes this winter? We have put together some winter care tips for diabetes.

The presence of coronavirus is not only a physical threat, but it is also triggering mental health issues like anxiety, in many people. Everyone is currently self-isolating and that, too, can trigger a negative state of mind. Here’s how to stay sane and motivated throughout these challenging times.

What should your new year's resolutions be, as a senior? How to maximise your health for a vibrant and happy new year? Here are some realistic resolutions for seniors that will not only improve your health while still being achievable.

Some of the classic symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes alongside frequent urination, dry mouth, sudden weight loss, and itchy skin are intense thirst, blurry vision or feeling tired. Read all the warning signs of it in this article.

Seniors are most affected by Type II diabetes as this chronic disease may cause hospitalisation when it is not managed with care. This article will give you advice and tips on how to manage your diabetes.

What does stress mean and how can it affect your heart health? This blog gives you helpful tips to manage your stress and live a healthier life.