insulin

Insulin Is Not Stored Correctly


As you know, insulin is extremely crucial in keeping diabetes in check. Hence, you need to understand how to store it! As a rule of thumb, you need to keep insulin in a cool place, as cool as it can get in fact. But remember it cannot get TOO COLD, or frozen. Insulin loses it function if it is too warm or cold. Your blood sugar levels will be affected if insulin is stored wrongly. Do not keep insulin at room temperature in your kitchen or even in your bedroom. Keep it in your refrigerator.

Tip: If you are traveling, keep it in a cooler.
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goals

You Do Not Know Your Goal Numbers


This is a very common mistake that people with diabetes make. You need to know your goal numbers. Things like your blood sugar level goal, your reading before and after dinner and many more. Without proper goals, you are going to lose track in your fight against diabetes and steadying your blood sugars. You can easily get these information from your doctor or even look up the internet for some guidelines on goals.
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