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Did you know that #washing hands🙌 can save lives?
Most are taught at a young age to #washhands before dinner, but it’s important to remember that #germs can appear around the clock! Clean hands prevent sickness🤒.
💁♀️Learn more about handwashing contact us @ValeetHealthcare
How can I get a better handle on my #diabetes? It is not easy but it is not hard; when you stick to the basics like a healthy #diet, #exercise, regular checks with your doctors and #medicalManagement, you can never go wrong! Contact us now so we can help you.
What is hemoglobin #A1C and why should I care, If I Have #Diabetes? #Hemoglobin A1C is a #bloodtest est that reflects the average blood glucose concentration over a #redblood cell’s #lifespan which is 120 days. This goal can vary from person to person ask your doctor.
#Diabeticretinopathy is a complication that affects the eyes👁. It's caused by damage to the #bloodvessels of the light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye - the retina.
What are you doing to keep your #eyeshealthy?
Have you ever wondered why 👁eyecare is especially important for #diabetics? Diabetes patients are more likely to develop #eyecomplications like #diabeticretinopathy. Initial symptoms can be mild to nonexistent, but there is a risk for #blindness developing in later stages.
👩⚕️Are you living with #diabetes? Be sure that you are working with your #doctor to keep your feet in great shape & getting #routinediabetic🏃♀️foot exams! Consult your primary #careprovider who may also team up with a podiatrist or foot specialist. 💁♀️When was your last #footexam?
👩⚕️Do you have a #familyhistory of diabetes? Have you ever been diagnosed with #prediabetes? If so, you need to follow #sometips that can help you prevent or delay the onset of the #disease. Lose some weight, eat healthy🥗, & increase #physicalactivity. https://t.co/KZjZQ1JJ6p❤️
What type of 🚴♀️physical activity helps in maintaining your #bloodglucose level in the range? When you have #diabetes, having a plan for both nutrition & physical activities is especially critical to your #health & well being. https://t.co/woW1lq99iF
Have you seen your #doc to discuss your #Type2diabetes lately? Regular, routine diabetes care is critical for maintaining #goodhealth & preventing complications Footcare, eye care, urine protein checks, and other important measures will help you stay on track with your health.
👩💻Did you know that #diabetes is the seventh leading cause of #death in the United States? Diabetes is the No. 1 #cause of kidney failure, lower-limb amputations, and adult blindness. Always partner with your #doctor. Learn more here https://t.co/AY23eTwBvW
Practicing #gratitude is linked with happiness, resilience and well-being. #GiveThanks this season and follow along for 10 days of tips from our #NYPBeHealthy team!
👬Partner with your doctor if you have #diabetes! Diabetes continues to be a growing problem in the US. Obesity and lack of an appropriate #diet play a role. If you want to #learn more about tools for success when it comes to managing diabetes, contact us today!
If you are living with #diabetes there are special considerations that you must take into account when it comes to your #health.
Have you talked to your doctor 👩🏽⚕ lately? What other tools are you utilizing to ensure you succeed in your health? Did you know #apps 📲?
Rising #early in the morning🌄 has many benefits for the mind and #body. From having more hours to be active, getting in a #nutritious breakfast, increased focus and uninterrupted time for meditative states the benefits are endless.
How early do you rise🚶♀️?
Uncontrolled #diabetes increases the #risk for many serious #healthproblems. Some of the complications of diabetes include heart disease 💕, kidney disease, vision problems 👁 and ulcers that can lead to amputations.
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Active people live longer and they are at decreased risk of serious #healthproblems like heart disease, #type2diabetes, obesity, and some cancers. #Adults benefit from 2.5 to 3 hours of moderate-level activity weekly.
What type of exercise did you do today?