Preventing Diabetic Foot Ulcers – 5 Steps For A Healthy Journey
About 1 in 10 of us suffer from diabetes – that’s a whopping 37.3 million Americans. Furthermore, 1 in 5 people don’t even know they have the condition. For individuals managing diabetes – a condition affecting blood sugar regulation – foot ulcers can be a common problem. These open sores can develop on the feet, […]
8 Contributing Factors To Vein Disease And How to Combat Them
Vein disease is a progressive condition that affects millions of people worldwide. In fact, in the US alone, more than 6 million people are suffering from severe vein disease while more than 25 million adults have varicose veins. Unfortunately, no matter how healthy you are overall, certain lifestyle choices and genetic factors can contribute to the development […]
Can B12 Help With Neuropathy?
Neuropathy, in particular peripheral neuropathy, is a progressive degenerative nerve condition that affects approximately 300 million people globally. It is characterized by symptoms such as tingling (paraesthesia), numbness, pain, temperature sensitivity, and muscle weakness in the hands and feet and can spread throughout the body. One of the most common questions asked by those who […]
Coronavirus and Diabetes: Frequently Asked Questions
COVID-19 is still a new disease, and there is a lot we don´t know. However, new information is being unearthed all the time, including the relationship between coronavirus and diabetes. In this article, we´re going to answer some of the frequently asked questions about how COVID-19 impacts people with diabetes. We hope you find it […]
Diabetes and Foot Complications
The term diabetic foot typically refers to ever-increasing complications in the feet of people suffering from diabetes mellitus. Peripheral neuropathy, one of the most prevalent foot problems associated with diabetes, can lead to vascular disease, ulceration and place a person at increased risk of infection. It can also, in some cases, lead to deformities such […]
Diabetes and Gangrene – What’s the Connection?
Without early diagnosis and treatment, gangrene can quickly lead to the need for limb amputation. If you have diabetes, recognizing the symptoms of gangrene and understanding why you face a greater risk of developing it is critical. What is gangrene? Gangrene is a condition whereby the skin and soft tissue on a certain part of […]
Diabetes, Infections and the Different Types of Gangrene: What You Need To Know
Gangrene is the death of body tissue due to infection and a loss of blood supply. The condition is typically caused by an injury and commonly affects the extremities – fingers, feet and toes. People with diabetes are at an increased risk of developing gangrene because uncontrolled blood sugar levels can damage nerves and the […]
7 Tips to Avoid Varicose Veins During Pregnancy
You’re pregnant – Congratulations! Being pregnant is an exciting time but it also throws up certain concerns that you may want answers to or reassurance. One common concern is varicose veins and whether you’re likely to get them during pregnancy. If this is your first pregnancy then obviously you’ve nothing to compare it to. But […]
Blue Vs. Green: Demystifying The Color Of Arteries and Veins
Have you ever wondered why some veins appear blue, while others seem green beneath your skin? The colors of arteries and veins are a topic that has puzzled many, but understanding this phenomenon is not only fascinating but can also provide valuable insights into the inner workings of your circulatory system. In this article, we […]
Diabetic Ulcers in The Mouth and Other Dental Problems
Diabetes can take its toll on your whole body, including putting you at risk of dental and oral health problems such as diabetic ulcers in the mouth and gum disease. Mouth Ulcers Mouth ulcers are sores or lesions that typically appear on the soft tissue and inner parts of the mouth such as the cheek […]












