Quit Smoking

Smoking is a habit that hurts everyone, smokers and non-smokers alike. Smokers are insulin resistant, show signs of insulin resistance syndrome, and are at an increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes.

Those who smoke, particularly those with diabetes, open themselves up to many bad health effects. Those who smoke second-hand, even if they don?t mean to, are at risk of developing cancer, breathing problems, and heart disease.

How To Quit Smoking Tips As anyone who has quit smoking will tell you, the first few days are the hardest.

Sticking With It Now that you've gotten over the first few days, it's time to make smoking a thing of the past.

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Dream Diabetes Devices

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by Brenda Bell

Because today's going to be a bit busy to be doing actual art (and because I just saw STAR TREK: Into Darkness yesterday), I'm going to take the Diabetes Blog Week wildcard: "Tell us what your fantasy diabetes device would be? Think of your dream blood glucose checker, delivery system for insulin or other meds, magic carb counter, etc etc etc. The sky is the limit — what...

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