The Diabetes Pro Tip series from the Juicebox Podcast focuses on simple strategies for living well with type I diabetes. The Pro Tip episodes contain easy to understand concepts that will increase your knowledge of how insulin works and so much more. My daughter has had an A1c between 5.2 and 6.2 since 2014, with zero diet restrictions. This information works for children, adults, for the newly diagnosed and for those who have struggled for years. I believe that anyone living with type 1 can use these simple concepts to stabilize their blood glucose levels, lower A1c and improve glycemic variability - with ZERO diet restrictions!
The Pro Tip episodes of the Juicebox Podcast aren’t just easy to understand, they are easy to implement. In this series Scott Benner and Jenny Smith CDCES, RD, LD (type 1 for over 35 years) aim to elevate the way you approach type 1 management. Before you know it spikes will lessen, lows will dissipate and you’ll be on your way to a healthier and less cumbersome life with type 1.
In addition the the Pro Tip series this page also gives you instant access to the ‘Defining Diabetes’, 'Bold Beginnings’, ‘Diabetes Variables’, ‘After Dark’, Mental Wellness’, ‘Ask Scott and Jenny’, ‘Algorithm Pumping’, the ‘Defining Thyroid’ series and more.
You can listen on this page with the player below or use your favorite audio app. Begin today and in no time you’ll be leaving a review just like the ones below. I suggest listening to the Pro Tip episodes in order.
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“My son was diagnosed Type 1 about 5 months ago. I have learned so much from just the Pro Tips shows and will be listening to all the episodes. This podcast is amazing both for the information and for the shared experiences from Scott and his guests that make you feel less like you just “got hit in the face with a shovel” (as Scott correctly describes the feeling of a Type 1 diagnosis) and more like you can find ways of keeping your loved ones happy and healthy.”
