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December 2006
Diabetes eNewsletter December 2006

This month learn how mindfulness meditation may help lower blood pressure and HA1C blood sugar levels.

Mind Over Matter:
Is Worry Raising Your Blood Sugar?

Worrying about the past or the future – things you can’t control – can cause blood sugar to spike. Mindfulness meditation, a technique that helps you focus on the present, may help lower blood pressure and HA1C blood sugar levels. More >>

In the News:
Get Some Sleep (But Not Too Much!)

Learn how sleep affects your risk of developing diabetes More >>

Q: I have diabetes, and when my blood sugar is low, I sometimes get uncooperative and confused. What can I do so the people around me know what’s going on?
A: Educate other people about your illness and the symptoms of low blood sugar. More >>

Mainly Meds:
Improved Insulin Pump System

A new insulin pump system—called the MiniMed Paradigm Real-Time System—makes it easier to keep track of your blood sugar highs and lows. More >>

Kids' Corner:
Setting Up a Section 504 Plan

Where can you find help More >>

Did You Know?
Eggs Aren't Off Limits

Keys to enjoying eggs in moderation. More >>

Diabetes Dictionary:
Atherosclerosis

(ATH-er-o-skler-O-sis) More >>

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