Prediabetes
The early warning stage. Most people feel fine—so catching it now is a win.
- Move 150 min/week (walks count)
- Aim for 5–7% weight loss if needed
- Fiber + protein; cut sugary drinks
- Recheck A1C/FPG every 6–12 months
Simple diabetes guide
No jargon. Just quick tips for Prediabetes, Type 1, and Type 2—what it is, what to do, and when to get help.
The early warning stage. Most people feel fine—so catching it now is a win.
Autoimmune: body stops making insulin. Insulin is life‑support, every day.
Body resists insulin and may make less over time—habits and meds both help.
Pick your path: Prediabetes, Type 1, or Type 2.
Choose 1 habit to try this week (movement, meals, or sleep).
Set a tiny goal: “10‑minute walk after dinner” or “swap soda for water.”
Very high sugars with nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, deep breathing, or fruity breath.
Extreme thirst, peeing a lot, blurry vision, or unexpected weight loss.
Time for labs? Ask for A1C/FPG and talk options that fit your life.