Family Support For Diabetes

Diabetes isn’t just a word you hear at doctor’s appointments or see on medical reports; it’s a chronic condition that individuals and their families live with every day. You could know someone with type 1 diabetes, where the pancreas can’t produce insulin, or type 2, where the body doesn’t use insulin properly. And in some … Read more

Healthy Snacks For Diabetics

What are healthy snacks for diabetics? Healthy snacks for diabetics are those that help maintain stable blood sugar levels, are rich in nutrients, and contribute to a balanced diet. These snacks typically include a combination of complex carbohydrates, fiber, protein, and healthy fats. Here’s a list of diabetic-friendly snack options: · Greek Yogurt with Berries: … Read more

Cardio Vs. Strength Training: Which Is Better For Diabetics?

Strength Training vs. Aerobic Exercise for Diabetes Both strength training and cardio can be beneficial for individuals with diabetes, but they serve different purposes and offer unique benefits. The effectiveness of each depends on individual health goals and needs. For me personally, I want to lose 15 pounds. Here’s a breakdown of how each type … Read more

About Me

Welcome to My Journey with Diabetes Hey, I’m Conley Ingram, and I want to give you a warm welcome to my corner of the internet TheEasyWaytoManageDiabetes.com. Here’s a little snapshot of why I’m here talking to you. I’ve been living with Type 1 Diabetes for over four decades – that’s 45 years, all without a … Read more

What Is Type 2 Diabetes?

As you might know, if you have read any of my blogs, I am a Type 1 Diabetic. Its a fair question to ask why are you writing about Type 2 Diabetes? The answer is simple. We both share the same symptoms of high blood sugar and the need to manage it. But perhaps, more … Read more

Technology And Diabetes Management

Diabetes Management: The Role of Technology, the Insulin Pump and Continuous Blood Glucose Monitoring System You should not be afraid of diabetic technology. I know that I was really set in my ways of controlling myself, my sugars, and my insulin. At one point, I literally pricked my finger 9 to 10 times a day … Read more