Last updated on September 14th, 2023Insulin doses are put on a chart named sliding scale. The physician generates this insulin chart with the help of the patient. A chart is prepared on how the individual’s body reacts to insulin, their everyday routine, and carbs consumption that they would consent to. Insulin doses differ based on two …

Last updated on September 7th, 2023What Does mg/dL mean? There are different units used to measure blood glucose levels, and one such unit is mg/dL. When the amount of glucose or sugar in the blood is measured in terms of mass concentration, it’s called mg/dL. The mg/dL full form is milligrams per deciliter. To simply understand …

Last updated on October 20th, 2023Water constitutes nearly two-thirds of the body weight. Thus, it makes sense to have an adequate amount of water daily to stay healthy and hydrated. Tea, coffee, water, fruit juices, milk, or smoothies all count. Also, enough fluid comes from the food people eat, particularly fruits and vegetables. People always have …

Last updated on January 2nd, 2024These days, bread is a popular option and a key ingredient of the meal in several countries globally. Bread, being rich in carbs, is a question of concern for people with diabetes. Diabetics might think about whether or not they can consume it. Is it safe to add bread to a …

Last updated on September 28th, 2022 What we eat has a major implication on our health. Especially for people suffering with diabetes meal planning should be a major aspect. Taking into consideration the foods that are good and bad for diabetes, meals should be planned accordingly. A rigorous diet plan must be followed in case of diabetes. …