Eating sugar doesn’t directly cause diabetes, but it can contribute to risk factors for type 2, with “free” sugars like fructose a particular concern.

Does eating too much sugar really cause diabetes?

The relationship between sugar and type 2 diabetes is complex.

Type 1 and 2 diabetes both lead to high blood sugar but have different causes and require different treatments. Learn about the differences and similarities.  

What are the differences between type 1 and type 2 diabetes?

Type 1 and 2 diabetes both lead to high blood sugar but have different causes.

Continuous glucose monitors measure your blood sugar in real time, day or night, to help manage levels and learn how your body responds to food.

What is a continuous glucose monitor and how can it help you?

Continuous glucose monitors can help monitor blood sugar levels.

Insulin resistance can increase your risk of developing prediabetes and type 2 diabetes over time. Keep reading to learn natural ways to reverse it.

How do you know if you have insulin resistance, and what you can do?

Diet, exercise, and weight management can help with insulin resistance.

Find out which foods are good if you have diabetes and which to avoid, as well as what the latest evidence says about keto diets and personalized nutrition. 

Foods to eat and limit if you have diabetes, and why personalization is key

What are the best foods to help keep your blood sugar in your target range?

Poor insulin control is a risk factor for diabetes. We look at how to manage it with what you eat and why a personalized diet plan is the best approach.

Insulin resistance and how to eat the right foods for you

Poor insulin control is a risk factor for diabetes, but a personalized diet plan is the best approach.

Learn more about nutrition and the mechanisms behind different health conditions, ranging from heart health and blood pressure to diabetes and mental health.

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