Author: glucojourney

HPH-15: Is this the end for Metformin?

Revolutionary New Drug Offers Hope for Diabetes Care: HPH-15 Diabetes continues to be a global health challenge with more and people being diagnosed, but a recent breakthrough from researchers at Kumamoto University may be about to change that. Their new compound, HPH-15, offers hope for people with diabetes by targeting blood sugar control and obesity-related […]

Excellent overview of Diabetes and Symptoms

I know I have a lot of content that lists out diabetes symptoms and tips for managing your blood sugar levels. I came across a YouTube video by Dr. Siobhan Deshauer, it was a refreshing take on Diabetes. I thought I would share this with you, for those that have been newly diagnosed. What is […]

Low Carb, High Fats is good right?

As part of my plan to get control of my diabetes as you know I adopted a low carb diet, replacing carbs with more meat and fats. On the surface this has helped me shed over 65 kilograms and feel healthier than I have before. However after my recent Diabetic check up I was told […]

How I Use Mindfulness to Manage Stress and Blood Sugar

Managing Type 2 Diabetes can often feel like juggling too many balls at once—diet, exercise, blood sugar readings, and life’s general chaos. I learned the hard way that stress can be one of the biggest saboteurs of blood sugar control. What’s worse, stress is everywhere. Whether it’s a tough day at work, worrying about family, […]

Incretins: What are those?

Dr Fung has dropped another video that I found quite interesting, this was off the back of the craze of using Diabetic medications like Ozempic to lose weight. As per my prior blog post I am not keen on taking meds to lose weight as its a temporary step. If this helps you start your […]

Keto Festival London 2024

Overview The festival was well worth the visit today. I may have spent a tad too much and whilst the wallet is suffering I have no doubt the belly will be happy. We arrived early at 10:15 and they were still setting up so went for a nice brew in the cafe next door. This […]

Navigating the emotional Highs and Lows

Living with Type 2 Diabetes isn’t just a physical journey; it’s an emotional one filled with ups and downs. Many don’t realise the mental toll it can take, from the moment of diagnosis through the daily management and long-term considerations. This post explores these challenges and offers strategies for coping. The main thing to take […]