Endocrinologist Dr. Yasmin Khan talks about different diabetes complications, what they are and how to prevent them. If you’ve been wondering about eye damage, nephropathy or anything in between this is the episode for you!

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Is there essential information that everyone with type 2 diabetes needs to know? Dr. John Anderson, thinks so! He shares his expert opinion on medications, alcohol consumption, complications and more on this advice-packed episode.

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Whether you hate them or love them, mornings are actually a critical time of day when it comes to healthy habits and good routines. Dr. Michael Vallis shows us how to make the most of them, no matter what time we set our alarms in this tip-filled 25 minutes.

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Emotional Eating is common and it can really impact our numbers if we are living with type 2 diabetes. Luckily, Dr. Ann Goebel-Fabbri has years of experience and tons of practical advice on how to get stress eating under control and our diabetes back on the right track.

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Perfection isn't a practical goal when it comes to managing diabetes - and it can actually lead to something Dr. Susan Guzman refers to as "diabetes burn out." She gives better ways to keep diabetes (and our sanity) under control in this episode all about stressing less with diabetes.

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On this new podcast episode, diabetes dietitian Rachel Taft joins us to answer your questions about type 2 diabetes, including whether intermittent fasting is good for people with diabetes, how to enjoy the foods you love, & how to minimize blood sugar spikes.

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How do we manage the things about diabetes that drive us crazy? On this podcast episode, we spoke with psychologist Dr. Michael Vallis about how to handle the things about diabetes that are frustrating, including checking blood sugar, managing the numbers, and more.

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