Mayo Clinic The Essential Diabetes Book, 3rd Edition
A complete guide to prevent, manage and live well with diabetes
Today, more than ever, you have to assume responsibility for your future and play an active role in protecting your health. This is especially true if you are living with or at risk of diabetes. The good news is that despite the challenges you may be facing, there are multiple opportunities to improve and protect your health. Our goal — mine and those of the other contributors to this book — is to help you identify and act upon those opportunities. And in encouraging this action, we hope to keep you on the path to good health.
In this third edition of "Mayo Clinic The Essential Diabetes Book," we provide you with key steps to managing diabetes. This includes essential advice on how to monitor your blood sugar, how to eat better, how to become more physically active, how to lose weight and maintain a healthy weight, and how to get the most from your medications. If you have a child with diabetes, you'll also learn practical tips, including on how to recognize key signs and symptoms, involving your child in diabetes care, and coping with the emotional aspects of diabetes.
In this book, Mayo Clinic experts provide comprehensive advice on:
- Monitoring your blood sugar
- Eating well (including recipes) and managing carb intake
- Becoming more active and fit
- Reaching and maintaining a healthy weight
- Getting the most from your medications
- Using different insulin regimens to manage your blood sugar
- Dealing with diabetes distress and burnout
- Helping your child thrive with diabetes
- And more!
We've also added some new chapters to this latest edition. Technology is transforming diabetes management and making it easier for people to monitor their blood sugar and manage insulin therapy. But the rapid pace of technology development can be overwhelming. We aim to give you practical guidance on the pros and cons of diabetes technology and help you decide what fits best into your lifestyle.
Living with diabetes day in and day out can be emotionally draining, causing distress and burnout. Our new chapter on living well with diabetes provides tips and strategies for navigating relationships, managing stress, cultivating coping skills and finding extra help when you need it.
Finally, we've added a new chapter on traveling with diabetes because having diabetes shouldn't stop you from seeking adventure and living an active and full life.
Diabetes is serious — and increasingly common. But with this book, you can learn how to successfully manage the disease and lead a long, healthy and productive life.
M. Regina Castro, M.D.
Medical Editor
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Mayo Clinic The Essential Diabetes Book, 3rd Edition
You are not alone.
Researchers have learned a great deal about how to diagnose diabetes early and how to manage it. Because of these advances, you can live well and avoid serious complications if you follow the advice of your diabetes care team regarding eating, exercise, blood sugar (glucose) monitoring and, when necessary, use of medications. You can enjoy an active and healthy life despite having diabetes, but you have to be willing to do your part.
Now in its third edition,
"Mayo Clinic The Essential Diabetes Book" is committed to offering you the collective knowledge and wisdom of a team of Mayo Clinic experts in diabetes care.
About the Medical Editor
M. Regina Castro, M.D., is an endocrinologist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., and a Professor of Medicine at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science. Dr. Castro's work combines seeing patients, educating residents and fellows, and doing clinical research. She is the Director of the Endocrinology Fellowship Program at Mayo Clinic. Within the practice, her primary interests are in evaluating and treating patients living with diabetes and thyroid disorders. Her research interests include the use of technology and data to improve diabetes care, with an emphasis on ma-chine learning algorithms.
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