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Childhood obesity soars; it’s time for change
 

Childhood obesity soars; it's time for change
 

Childhood obesity rates are now 10 times higher than they were 40 years ago, and the World Health Organisation is calling for change to improve children's health.

Tackling obesity rates
 
 
Forced to take medication

Different interests?
 

"I've been puzzled by the disconnect between the patient's and the doctor's approach [to diabetes]," writes Forum user Grateful, newly diagnosed with T2D.

What we're reading

Insulin pumps outperform injections in kids

Autophagy and our understanding of diet and disease

Staying on top of your water intake

What stress does to BG levels

Is there a stigma attached to your diabetes?

Too many lows

Is there a difference between basal and bolus?

Saxagliptin - am I a guinea pig?

Building muscle on low-carb
 

Mediterranean magic
 

The Mediterranean diet has been widely recognised for its ability to help prevent chronic diseases, such as metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease, cancer and diabetes.
 

Strange the things that happen on holiday

Had a right battle today

Flu jab 2017

Muffin better

Try our delicious and straightforward new recipe for Courgette and Red Pepper Muffins, it's low-carb and veggie friendly too!

Get the recipe
 
 
 

Have a great Thursday,
Charlotte

PS: Anyone approached their doctor about getting the Libre on prescription?
 
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