Advanced Diabetes Supply

11/03/2025

November is Diabetes Awareness Month - a time to highlight tools and resources that may make life a little easier for those living with or navigating diabetes. Our goal is to help you focus more on living and worry less about paperwork, if your supplies will arrive on time, insurance coverage, and more.

What’s one thing that’s helped you most on your diabetes journey?

10/14/2025

Managing diabetes can feel overwhelming, but technology is making it easier than ever. Insulin pumps that integrate with CGMs help you see glucose trends in real time while automating insulin delivery. The result? Fewer surprises, less guesswork, and more freedom in your daily routine.

Learn how integrated tech can simplify your care:
https://advanceddiabetessupply.com/blog/insulin-pumps-with-cgm-integration-ads/

Choosing the right insulin pump for you can be difficult. Receive expert advice from ADS on the different types of insulin pumps and navigating

10/13/2025

Movement doesn’t have to mean hitting the gym—small steps add up. Regular activity can help:

• Improve insulin sensitivity and glucose control
• Strengthen muscles and protect joint health
• Reduce stress and lift your mood
• Support independence as you age

Explore more ways exercise supports diabetes care:
https://advanceddiabetessupply.com/blog/excercise-a-key-treatment-for-type-2-diabetes/

Regular exercise is crucial for managing type 2 diabetes. Learn about the benefits of exercise, how to get more physical activity, and how to stick to your new exercise routine.

10/10/2025

Technology can help make diabetes management easier as you age. CGMs like the Dexcom G7 provide real-time insights, helping you stay confident and independent. With clearer trends and fewer surprises, you can focus on living life—not just managing numbers.

Learn how the Dexcom G7 can support your daily routine: https://advanceddiabetessupply.com/products/continuous-glucose-monitors/dexcom-g7-cgm-system/

The Dexcom G7 CGM delivers glucose readings every 5 minutes with faster warm-up and a small, compact design. Available now at ADS!

10/09/2025

As you age, steady routines can make a big difference in managing diabetes. Small steps like eating consistent meals, staying active, and monitoring your glucose daily can help you feel stronger and more independent. Wellness isn’t about big changes—it’s about consistency that works for you!

Learn how to build routines that support healthy aging: https://advanceddiabetessupply.com/blog/healthy-habits-for-managing-diabetes/

Whether you’re managing prediabetes or have been living with Type 1 for decades, maintaining a healthy lifestyle is crucial. The key to spending more time in your desired glucose range is building healthy habits that are sustainable. Dr. Kate Haggerty shares science-backed strategies and recommend...

10/07/2025

As we age, our nutritional needs change. Small, steady adjustments to your meals can help make a big difference for energy, strength, and glucose stability:

• Choose fiber-rich foods to support digestion and glucose stability
• Include lean proteins to maintain strength and energy
• Stay hydrated—thirst cues may weaken with age
• Use smaller, balanced meals to avoid glucose swings

More practical tips for building balanced meals:
https://advanceddiabetessupply.com/blog/nutrient-dense-food-for-diabetes-health/

Do you know which foods are nutrient dense? Discover 10 foods that will supercharge your diet, keeping you healthy and your glucose levels steady.

10/06/2025

Aging brings new challenges for those living with diabetes—from medication management to higher risks of complications. But building healthy habits and staying proactive can help!

Learn how: https://advanceddiabetessupply.com/blog/diabetes-in-the-elderly-a-growing-concern/

As the population ages, managing diabetes in older adults becomes increasingly important. Learn about the unique challenges and considerations, including healthcare access, self-care strategies and nutritional needs, in this comprehensive guide.

10/02/2025

Good oral health supports better diabetes management in children. Remember:

• High glucose can increase risk for cavities and gum disease
• Consistent brushing and flossing protect long-term health
• Regular dental visits are an important part of diabetes care

Learn more about the oral health–diabetes connection: https://advanceddiabetessupply.com/blog/understanding-the-link-between-diabetes-and-oral-health/

How does diabetes affect oral health? The answer is more complex than you might think—get reliable information from the experts at Advanced Diabetes Supply.

09/30/2025

Type 2 diabetes in kids can be easy to miss in the early stages. Subtle signs like unusual fatigue, vision changes, or skin darkening may point to something more. Knowing what to look for can help families act sooner.

09/29/2025

Daily habits can make a big difference for kids with type 1 diabetes. Focus on:

• Balanced meals to support energy and glucose stability
• Regular activity to build strength and confidence
• Consistent routines that make care feel manageable

09/26/2025

Getting back on track is easier when you havesupport. Whether it’s a friend, a support group, or your care team, connection keeps you motivated. Combine that with tools like CGMs or trackers, and you can turn healthy intentions into lasting habits!

Build a support system: https://advanceddiabetessupply.com/blog/blog-finding-
personal-support-for-diabetes/

A diabetes diagnosis can feel isolating, but it doesn't need to be. Having a support system can help you navigate the ups and downs. Read on for ADS’ overview of the links between personal support and successful diabetes management.

09/25/2025

Keeping your glucose steady starts with what’s on your plate—and a little planning makes it easier:

• Prep balanced meals with protein, fiber, and healthy fats
• Keep quick, diabetes-friendly snacks on hand
• Use CGM data to fine-tune portion sizes

For more easy meal planning tips: https://advanceddiabetessupply.com/blog/news-eating-right-for-diabetes/

Have you heard that it’s a good idea to eat more small meals throughout the day? That might not be the case for everyone - keep reading to learn what your diabetes diet should look like.