This is something for future-you to worry about, right? Diabetic neuropathy is something that usually occurs later in life – so perhaps you don’t need to worry about it now. ... read more →
Call it what you like. Low blood sugar at night, night-time hypos, or nocturnal hypoglycemia (if you want to sound fancy). Regardless, it’s something that many will know well: Johns... read more →
Even during the pandemic – with periods of remote working – we at Hedia can pride ourselves on how we are still cohesive as a team, whether remote or in... read more →
Ah, a name that just rolls off the tongue. It’s a puzzling name for a puzzling condition. For those with diabetes, ketoacidosis is perhaps a scary thought – a notion... read more →
You are relaxing in front of your favourite series, reading a good book before going to bed or enjoying some night rest, when your activities suddenly get disturbed by the... read more →
Though his hba1c values were mostly on target, Marcus (55) realised his time-in-range was not as up to par as he desired it to be. Wanting to avoid major complications... read more →
At Hedia, we love encouraging a positive attitude. But what if you’re not having a positive experience with diabetes? Diabetes can truly suck; exhaustion is just as valid as an... read more →
No, not a hippo; the other thing. No, not a hypocrite either. A hippogriff is something else, too. We’re talking about a hypos and low blood sugar. It’s not a... read more →
Being diagnosed with diabetes means adapting to a whole new way of living. And of course finding a way to make life as easy as possible without having to deal... read more →
During my time as Nutrition and Health Consultant at Hedia, I’ve noticed that many people want to know what is “safe” to eat when you have diabetes. When food is... read more →
