Join our host Melissa in Episode 23 as she shares her journey of managing type 1 diabetes in midlife and imparts five invaluable lessons, she wishes she had known sooner. Dive into a holistic approach to diabetes management that goes beyond numbers and A1C goals. Instead to focus on whole-person wellness. Discover the significance of healthy habits, dietary changes, sleep routines, and community support in achieving optimal diabetes management.

 

In this episode, you will learn:

1.     The importance of understanding the whole person for effective diabetes management.

2.     How small, attainable habits lay the foundation for significant changes.

3.     The role of healthy fats in menopause and their impact on weight and blood sugar.

4.     Strategies for improving insulin sensitivity through quality sleep and supplements.

5.     The transformative power of dietary changes and the support of a diabetes community.

 

Listen in for a wealth of insights and practical advice to thrive with type 1 diabetes in midlife. Plus, do not forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review on iTunes to support the show's mission of helping more women with type 1 diabetes.

 

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Disclaimer:

Nothing you hear on this Type 1 in Midlife Podcast should be a substitute for professional medical advice. Please always consult your medical professional before changing your diet, insulin dosages or health care plan.