August 13, 2019 : DCMS #462

TOP STORIES — Diabetes News and Research

Prebiotics May Improve Outcomes in Children with Type 1 Diabetes

Study Explores Best Time to Exercise for Patients with Type 1 Diabetes 

Skipping Breakfast and Its Long-Term Health Impact on CVD

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One of the frustrations for diabetes patients is the weirdness of high glucose after exercise. This is especially true with type one patients. They try morning, afternoon, evening exercising, eating before or after, and it seems regardless of what they do their glucose goes haywire.

This week we have a feature from Marian Ayad, BSPharm, PharmD candidate, University of Colorado, on how your patients can hone in on the best time.

Dave Joffe

Editor-in-chief

A recent study displayed improvements in diabetic markers including C-peptide and gut microbiota from prebiotic treatment versus placebo over a 3-month study period.

Is there a difference between morning (in fasting condition) vs. afternoon resistance training? 

Do you promote eating breakfast with your patients? What are the risks for skipping breakfast? 

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