If you've been to the grocery store in the last year, you know that every product is more expensive. Inflation has contributed to a major spike in food prices. Buying nutritious foods to manage #diabetes is essential. Here are some money saving tips: https://t.co/TPbiaEIJkJ

Have you heard of fournier's gangrene (FG)? It's a rare complication of #diabetes FG is a type of necrotizing fasciitis, otherwise known as a "flesh-eating disease." Tap the link to learn more: https://t.co/41KtyKX8RH

Type 2 #diabetes (T2D) can be a daily challenge – one that is not always easy to figure out. When we asked our community members the question, "what is the most confusing part of living with type 2 diabetes?" more than 300 people responded: https://t.co/NyEX1oYFxH

Controlling your blood sugars may not be a walk in the park. But you can bask in your passion for the outdoors and stay on track with your type 2 #diabetes ! Enjoy this helpful guide to conquering hiking trails while regulating your blood glucose levels. https://t.co/fxesNVRS4f

One challenge of blood sugar management with type 2 #diabetes is unpredictability. One day, a particular food or drink doesn't spike blood sugars, and the next it does. ⁠What kinds of foods or drinks have you found to do this for you? https://t.co/VOVesCfUGG

Meeting the recommended weekly activity recommendations is no small feat. However, people can reach their physical activity needs while still living a predominately sedentary lifestyle. Tap the link for tips. https://t.co/1FYJgMvqjF

When Dr. Phyllisa Deroze noticed her daughter mimicking how she checked her continuous glucose monitor (CGM), Phyllisa decided to write a children's book to explain #diabetes in a way her young daughter would understand. https://t.co/TP6DIxKxIc

Can chewing have an impact on blood sugar? Recent research suggests that chewing food thoroughly aids in digestion and may lead to lower blood sugar levels. Tap the link to read more. https://t.co/Ob7QNFrLIc #type2diabetes

It can feel impossible to navigate the various nutrition plans that exist. While there's not a simple answer to what the "best" eating plan for #diabetes is, some types of nutrition plans are better than others. Learn about three meal plan options here: https://t.co/jiq9C2NnQB

Managing type 2 diabetes can be exhausting. Managing type 2 #diabetes alongside other health conditions makes everything that much harder. Tap the link to read how Kim has learned to cope with juggling multiple conditions at once. https://t.co/7wKWoJA8XX

For those living with type 2 #diabetes traveling can be challenging. Whether it's adjusting to new time zones or dealing with unfamiliar foods, many factors can make it difficult to manage diabetes. Check out these T2D travel tips and tricks https://t.co/Zc33CVDP0G

Living with type 2 #diabetes can be challenging, but you don't have to go through it alone. Whether you've been diagnosed recently or have had type 2 diabetes for a while, supportive and understanding friends and family can make all the difference. https://t.co/Jl2LyIS48S

It's common to think of exercise or physical activity as a big-deal activity you must gear up for, but it doesn't have to be! Recent research found that walking for just 2 to 5 minutes after a meal can help lower glucose levels. #T2D https://t.co/R4oosjht9r

Has anyone else found it challenging to make lifestyle changes after learning about their #diabetes diagnosis? Kim shares how difficult she found it initially. She started with changes that were small and slow but impactful. https://t.co/5aqrAAtc1S

Sandwiches are a lunchtime favorite for many. The one thing about sandwiches that's not so great when managing glucose levels is the bread, making them carbohydrate-heavy. Check out some bread substitution ideas to enjoy sandwiches with fewer carbs! #T2D https://t.co/4uZix1OlJi

May is mental health awareness month. Mental and physical health are intrinsically linked. Managing the stresses of a chronic condition like #diabetes can be mentally exhausting. Tap the link for 10 strategies for coping when you’re feeling overwhelmed. https://t.co/9Cy8hQpKPn

One of the first questions people may ask when diagnosed with diabetes is “how?”. A recent study found that the high incidence of #diabetes can be traced back to poor diet in 184 countries. What are these poor diet choices, and how can we manage them? https://t.co/sTnsbRrnDb

Discrimination and stigma harm the mental and physical well-being of transgender people. About 1 in 4 transgender people report avoiding seeing a doctor due to fear of discrimination. This can lead some living with #diabetes to go untreated for years. https://t.co/b9UDa4ao1b

Did you know that people with type 2 #diabetes are more likely than those without the condition to acquire fungus of the nail? Tap the link for information about symptoms, treatment and prevention tips. https://t.co/nrgP7Y6qXq

Being told you have prediabetes can leave you worried and confused about the future. If left unmanaged, #prediabetes often worsens over time and progresses to type 2 diabetes. But if managed early, prediabetes is reversible. https://t.co/7clXpsW61l