Episode 15: Do As We Say, Not As We Do!

Welcome to another insightful episode of Think Like a Pancreas! Listen in as Gary Scheiner and his team of Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialists discuss their personal tips, tricks, and diabetes HACKS...maybe even some they wouldn't usually share in a clinical setting! Whether you're a parent or an adult living with diabetes, this episode is packed with valuable tips to help you navigate the challenges of diabetes management with ease.

Disclaimer: Please note that the hacks discussed in this episode are not medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before implementing any new strategies.

In This Episode, You'll Learn:

• Meet the Team: Gary is joined by Kathryn, Jenny, Dana, Alicia, Tavia, Paula, Kristi, and Anna, each sharing their unique experiences and roles in diabetes management. Together, they provide a wealth of knowledge and practical advice to keep you informed, inspired, and entertained.
• Physical Activity and Low Blood Sugar Management: Discover effective hacks like carrying liquid glucose sources such as Gatorade, using honey for quick absorption, and microdosing glucagon to prevent lows. Learn tips for storing backup insulin syringes and using them when needed.
• Glucose Monitoring and Sensor Hacks: Optimize your use of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices with strategies like pre-warming sensors and utilizing old test strip vials for storage while traveling.
• Nutrition and Carb Counting Hacks: Master the art of estimating carbohydrate content in meals using visual references and pre-bolusing insulin for delayed meal absorption, especially when dining out.
• Additional Hacks: Get creative with tubing fills to access remaining insulin, repurpose used needles and syringes, and find innovative ways to store and transport your diabetes supplies.

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