Let's talk about treatment options for diabetes...

While diabetes is one of the most significant diseases there is in the world, it is not necessarily a life sentence. In fact, there are lots of different treatment options out there, depending on what your situation calls for.

However, despite the long list of available treatment options for diabetes, many diabetic patients still struggle with it; because more than just the medications, it takes a serious and dedicated lifestyle modification in order to win against diabetes.

So join Dr. Berry in the second of this two-part episode about Diabetes Awareness Month where he talks about the different treatment options for diabetes as he emphasizes the importance of lifestyle modification.

In this episode, Dr. Berry discusses the treatment options for diabetes as he explains what works best in which situations, while continuously stressing the importance of lifestyle modification in controlling diabetes.

Why you need to check out this episode:

• Discover the different treatment options you can take if you have diabetes, and which one will work best for your situation;
• Find out what, when, and how much you should eat if you are diabetic; and
• Understand the significance of lifestyle modification in dealing with your diabetes

“If you ask me, my job is to try to bankrupt these pharmaceutical companies. I want the lifestyle modifications to be just enough.” – Dr. Berry Pierre

Notable Quotes:

“We’ve always cared about diet and exercise. What happens is that when we were saying that diet and exercise is important, you weren’t listening.” – Dr. Berry Pierre

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Links/Resources:

• It's Diabetes Awareness Month
• Weight Loss Myths Part 1 with Dr. Sylvia
• Diabetes, Diet, Eating, and Physical Activity
• Diabetes treatment
• Types of Insulin
• Glucose Meters That Don’t Need Finger Pricks