Ask the Experts provides answers from experts--doctors, clinicians, scientists and key stakeholders--on current priorities for people living with and impacted by diabetes.
People with diabetes should receive advice from a registered dietitian. Use these meal planning tips and recommendations until you see a registered dietitian.
Do you live with type 1 diabetes? Do you care for someone who does? Whether you've been recently diagnosed or living with the disease for years, How 2 Type 1 is for you.
Do you live with type 2 diabetes? Do you care for someone who does? Whether you've been recently diagnosed or living with the disease for years, How 2 Type 2 is for you.
The following questions will help you to find out if you are at higher risk of having prediabetes or type 2 diabetes.
Low glycemic index (GI) foods help with blood sugar control and weight management. Use this GI chart to learn which foods are low, medium or high GI.
A link to CNIB's website that provides information about diabetic retinopathy
A quick guide to better understand the high and lows of blood glucose and their impacts
A fact sheet so you can learn about different meters, how to test your blood sugar levels, how to identify your target, and how to manage your blood sugar when sick.
Protein is an important part of a healthy diet. Protein’s role in the body is to build and repair cells which is important for growth, muscle-building, and skin-healing.
An infographic on hypoglycemia, low blood sugar, in adults
