Hello everyone, We wanted to inform you of a change related to the dissemination of Diabetes Forum content on social networks. For years we have shared news, articles and forum discussions on X (forme…
@Ruthbia, I understand perfectly what you are saying, and after experiencing a situation like the one you mention, it is normal that it is difficult for you to trust when you hear about new treatments…
As a person with diabetes, I have found it fascinating to learn the history of people living with Laron syndrome in Ecuador.It is a very rare genetic disease that causes short stature because the body…
If there is something that most people with diabetes have ever wanted, it is to be able to control our glucose without punctures, without sensors that go through the skin and without having to worry a…
Living with diabetes is already a daily challenge.Counting carbohydrates, calculating insulin, checking blood glucose, responding to alarms, planning meals... Now imagine doing all that while living w…
When we talk about diabetes we usually focus on the numbers: glucose, HbA1c, time in range, insulin, diet or exercise.But there is something that often goes unnoticed and that greatly influences our c…
When we live with diabetes, we usually pay close attention to glucose, hypoglycemia, time in range or HbA1c.However, there is a complication that can progress for years without giving clear symptoms: …
You are right @android78xp, I misinterpreted your question.😊 Yes, the question was whether someone with type 1 diabetes who uses an insulin pump has also used Ozempic or a similar medication to help w…
The Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products (Aemps) has reported a problem with a diabetes application for mobile devices that could cause some nighttime alerts to not activate correctly. Thi…
Hello @android78xp, sorry, I think I didn't understand you correctly, what you are saying is that you have type 1 diabetes and that you use the insulin pump with FIASP or NovoRapid, or another... and …
Hello @android78xp I think the pump thing doesn't make sense, since Ozempic is injected once a month, while the pump injects insulin constantly, so it doesn't seem to me to make much sense, since 1 in…
I remember perfectly the day I was diagnosed with diabetes.Beyond the initial fear, one of the things that weighs the most are all those phrases you start to hear: "you will no longer be able to do th…
When we talk about diabetes in the forum we usually focus on blood glucose, sensors, insulin pumps, diet or exercise.However, there is another aspect that is equally important for health: feeling list…
Welcome, @Arekkusu75! 43 years of living with type 1 diabetes allow us to accumulate enormous experience.Surely many of the situations that those who have just debuted or those who are going through d…
There are months that invite you to stop for a moment and look back.June is usually one of them. For many it is the end of the academic year, the closing of a stage, the beginning of vacation or simpl…
For years we have heard about stem cells as a possible way to cure type 1 diabetes. Many times it seemed like a distant promise, but the latest results are beginning to show very concrete advances. In…
April 23 is not just any day for those of us who love books... and not for those of us who live with diabetes. International Book Day is celebrated, a date that coincides in Catalonia with a beautiful…
There is news that, at first glance, should fill us with hope... but that also invites us to reflect a little beyond the headline. The DiabetesCERO Foundation has announced the donation of 300,000 eur…
There is news that, when you read it, makes you think about everything that still remains to be discovered about diabetes... and also about everything that is already being advanced. A recent study ha…
@SilviaGRZ 😊 How important what you just shared… really.What you are experiencing is exactly the real process of starting with a pump, without filters.And I'm sure it will help many people to read you…
I completely agree with what you both say, and I think you have hit on something very important: many times we do not value everything we do have... until we see other realities. But it also seems key…
Hello @SilviaGRZ It is supposed to adjust over time based on your needs. I would tell you that the most important thing is that you set the glucose target by the ranges, that you play with the setting…
There is something that is often not said enough: Not all people with diabetes start from the same conditions .And that, although it may not seem like it, completely changes how the disease is experie…
Surely you have thought more than once: “I'm going to eat cheese to get protein” .Well, be careful, because there is quite widespread confusion here... and it can directly affect how you manage your d…
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Hello everyone, We wanted to inform you of a change related to the dissemination of Diabetes Forum content on social networks. For years we have shared news, articles and forum discussions on X (forme…
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@Ruthbia, I understand perfectly what you are saying, and after experiencing a situation like the one you mention, it is normal that it is difficult for you to trust when you hear about new treatments…
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As a person with diabetes, I have found it fascinating to learn the history of people living with Laron syndrome in Ecuador.It is a very rare genetic disease that causes short stature because the body…
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If there is something that most people with diabetes have ever wanted, it is to be able to control our glucose without punctures, without sensors that go through the skin and without having to worry a…
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Living with diabetes is already a daily challenge.Counting carbohydrates, calculating insulin, checking blood glucose, responding to alarms, planning meals... Now imagine doing all that while living w…
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When we talk about diabetes we usually focus on the numbers: glucose, HbA1c, time in range, insulin, diet or exercise.But there is something that often goes unnoticed and that greatly influences our c…
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When we live with diabetes, we usually pay close attention to glucose, hypoglycemia, time in range or HbA1c.However, there is a complication that can progress for years without giving clear symptoms: …
Read comment →Can Ozempic be used or similar for type 1 diabetes?
You are right @android78xp, I misinterpreted your question.😊 Yes, the question was whether someone with type 1 diabetes who uses an insulin pump has also used Ozempic or a similar medication to help w…
Read comment →Health warns of a failure in the mobile diabetes application
The Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products (Aemps) has reported a problem with a diabetes application for mobile devices that could cause some nighttime alerts to not activate correctly. Thi…
Read comment →Can Ozempic be used or similar for type 1 diabetes?
Hello @android78xp, sorry, I think I didn't understand you correctly, what you are saying is that you have type 1 diabetes and that you use the insulin pump with FIASP or NovoRapid, or another... and …
Read comment →Can Ozempic be used or similar for type 1 diabetes?
Hello @android78xp I think the pump thing doesn't make sense, since Ozempic is injected once a month, while the pump injects insulin constantly, so it doesn't seem to me to make much sense, since 1 in…
Read comment →When they tell you that you won't be able to... and you end up competing in the elite with diabetes
I remember perfectly the day I was diagnosed with diabetes.Beyond the initial fear, one of the things that weighs the most are all those phrases you start to hear: "you will no longer be able to do th…
Read comment →Diabetes and LGBTQIA+: why feeling understood is also a health issue?
When we talk about diabetes in the forum we usually focus on blood glucose, sensors, insulin pumps, diet or exercise.However, there is another aspect that is equally important for health: feeling list…
Read comment →Good we are new in the forum
Welcome, @Arekkusu75! 43 years of living with type 1 diabetes allow us to accumulate enormous experience.Surely many of the situations that those who have just debuted or those who are going through d…
Read comment →June: a good time to give yourself a new perspective on diabetes
There are months that invite you to stop for a moment and look back.June is usually one of them. For many it is the end of the academic year, the closing of a stage, the beginning of vacation or simpl…
Read comment →Are we any closer to a cure for type 1 diabetes?
For years we have heard about stem cells as a possible way to cure type 1 diabetes. Many times it seemed like a distant promise, but the latest results are beginning to show very concrete advances. In…
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April 23 is not just any day for those of us who love books... and not for those of us who live with diabetes. International Book Day is celebrated, a date that coincides in Catalonia with a beautiful…
Read comment →300,000 euros to research the cure for diabetes. Will it be enough?
There is news that, at first glance, should fill us with hope... but that also invites us to reflect a little beyond the headline. The DiabetesCERO Foundation has announced the donation of 300,000 eur…
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There is news that, when you read it, makes you think about everything that still remains to be discovered about diabetes... and also about everything that is already being advanced. A recent study ha…
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@SilviaGRZ 😊 How important what you just shared… really.What you are experiencing is exactly the real process of starting with a pump, without filters.And I'm sure it will help many people to read you…
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I completely agree with what you both say, and I think you have hit on something very important: many times we do not value everything we do have... until we see other realities. But it also seems key…
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Hello @SilviaGRZ It is supposed to adjust over time based on your needs. I would tell you that the most important thing is that you set the glucose target by the ranges, that you play with the setting…
Read comment →When the problem is not diabetes… it is access to treatment
There is something that is often not said enough: Not all people with diabetes start from the same conditions .And that, although it may not seem like it, completely changes how the disease is experie…
Read comment →🧀 Is cheese protein... or fat?Be careful with this error (very common in diabetes)
Surely you have thought more than once: “I'm going to eat cheese to get protein” .Well, be careful, because there is quite widespread confusion here... and it can directly affect how you manage your d…
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