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Relieves & Protects Dry, Cracked, Problem Skin

05/29/2026

For many people living with diabetes, dry skin is not occasional. It is constant. That never-ending dryness can leave skin feeling tight, irritated, and vulnerable day after day.

EASE-Z Diabetics’ Dry Skin Therapy Lotion is specifically formulated to help break that cycle. Powered by Zinc Acetate, this advanced formula helps calm itching, support the skin’s natural healing process, and create a protective barrier against ongoing moisture loss.

More than just temporary relief, it works to replenish depleted skin, restore hydration, and support the healing of minor sores and small wounds that can come with chronic dryness, and without a prescription.

With consistent daily use, skin feels more comfortable, more resilient, and better protected. Find out more at https://ow.ly/8VaP50YX0xg

05/28/2026

Explore the biochemical and psychological impact of diabetes on emotions and mental wellbeing. Learn the connection between glucose fluctuations, limbic system, and mood. Identify emotional warning signs of glycemic imbalance and how emotional shifts impact its regulation. Explore holistic aromatherapy tools for regulating both blood sugar and emotions.

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Speaker: Jennifer Pressimone is a Certified Clinical Aromatherapy & Herbal Educator at JennScents Aromaversity, a NAHA Level 1, 2 & 3 approved school. She’s an Author, Product formulator, International Speaker and current VP and Central Florida Regional Director for National Assoc. for Holistic Aromatherapy. She empowers others with knowledge inspired by her own health journey with two decades dedicated to exploring, expanding & evolving Aromatherapy/ practices

05/27/2026

Just diagnosed with diabetes and not sure where to start? You’re not alone. From diet and medications to exercise and long-term complications, research shows education and early lifestyle changes are key to managing blood sugar and reducing risks. Building a plan with your care team, and finding support, can make daily management more achievable and less overwhelming.

Explore the full article for practical guidance and next steps to support your diabetes journey. Visit https://ow.ly/VGrv50YX0ut

05/26/2026

Bone density does not always tell the full story. In diabetes, bone quality can be affected even when bone scans appear normal. That means bones may be more fragile than bone density alone would suggest.

Chronic high blood glucose can lead to the buildup of advanced glycation end products (AGEs), which alter collagen cross-linking inside bone. Over time, this can reduce bone flexibility and strength. Bone turnover may also slow down, leaving older, more brittle bone in place longer. In addition, microvascular changes may affect how bone tissue remodels and repairs itself.

There is also a higher risk of falls due to neuropathy, vision changes, or hypoglycemia, which further increases fracture risk.

In type 1 diabetes, bone density is often lower and fracture risk is significantly higher. In type 2 diabetes, bone density may appear normal or even elevated on scans, yet fracture risk still increases.

The encouraging part is that you can take steps today. Stay consistent with blood glucose management, include strength and weight bearing exercise, support your body with adequate protein, calcium, and vitamin D, and talk with your healthcare team about bone health screening. Small, consistent actions can help protect your bones for the long term.

05/22/2026

Constant blood sugar checks, insulin dosing, carb counting, and unpredictable highs and lows can feel exhausting, especially when hormones during puberty make everything even harder. Many teens experience anxiety, frustration, or full burnout, leading to “I just can’t deal with this anymore” moments.

They’re not lazy or failing. Managing diabetes while navigating school, friends, and growing up is a lot. Here are some tips on what to say when they are feeling overwhelmed:

• Talk openly with your diabetes team about how you’re really feeling and consider speaking with a counselor who understands diabetes distress
• Connect with other T1D teens
• Use technology (CGMs, automated pumps) to lighten the daily load
• Simplify where you can. Repeat meals, lean on technology like CGMs.
• Focus on the basics: taking insulin and checking blood glucose at key times. That alone is a strong foundation

Small steps and support can help regain motivation and mental health matters just as much as their A1C.

05/21/2026

Thinking about pregnancy with type 1 diabetes starts long before you stop birth control. Preparation is everything. Building a care team that may include an endocrinologist, registered dietitian, Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, and an experienced high-risk obstetrician creates a strong foundation for a healthy pregnancy.

One of the most important goals is achieving blood glucose levels as close to target as safely possible. Ideally, A1C is below 6.5% before conception and closer to 6% during pregnancy, if this can be done without significant hypoglycemia. But it’s not just about A1C. Reducing blood sugar spikes matters too, because glucose crosses the placenta and can affect fetal growth and development.

Consistency becomes key. Structured meals, careful carbohydrate management, CGM use when available, and a flexible insulin plan, whether injections or a pump, can help improve stability. Early preparation also allows time to review medications, update screenings, and adjust care before pregnancy begins.

Pregnancy with type 1 diabetes is absolutely achievable. With planning, education, and the right support, you can move forward with confidence and give both you and your baby the healthiest possible start.

05/20/2026

Could capsaicin be part of a smarter neuropathy care routine? Research shows topical capsaicin may reduce neuropathy pain over time, with studies reporting improved comfort, sleep, and daily function. Paired with menthol for cooling relief and nourishing ingredients like shea butter and zinc acetate, it supports both pain management and skin health.

Read the full article to learn more. Visit https://ow.ly/Coh950YT27F

05/19/2026

Ease into rest with targeted care designed for diabetic feet. This soothing formula helps calm common neuropathy sensations such as burning, tingling, stinging, and numbness, so you can feel more comfortable as you wind down.

Clinically supported Zinc Acetate helps soothe irritated skin and support the natural healing process, while Capsaicin and Menthol work together to quiet pain signals and reduce inflammation. The result is a calming, comforting sensation that helps settle the feet before bedtime.

Gentle enough for daily use, this formula helps protect delicate diabetic skin while easing nerve-related discomfort. Apply before bed to help relax your feet and support a more restful, uninterrupted night. Prescription-free.

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05/15/2026

Neuropathy is one of the most challenging complications of diabetes, and it often goes deeper than just nerve pain. Elevated blood sugar can impair microcirculation and disrupt the balance of the autonomic nervous system, leading to reduced heart rate variability and ongoing tissue stress.

Microcurrent Point Stimulation (MPS Therapy) works to restore that balance. By using low-frequency microcurrent, MPS helps calm the overactive sympathetic “fight-or-flight” response while supporting the parasympathetic “rest-and-digest” system.

The results are compelling. Research shared in the video highlights increased ATP production, improved neural communication, and measurable reductions in stress markers like cortisol. Vagal tone can increase significantly, and patients have reported up to a 63% reduction in neuropathy-related pain. This approach focuses not just on symptoms, but on improving the body’s internal regulation and healing capacity.

Watch the full video to understand how MPS Therapy may support neuropathy relief and autonomic balance in diabetes management. Visit the EASE-Z EDU-TALK library. Select: Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy and Heart Rate Variability with Dr. Jessica Underwood-Kallio. https://ow.ly/UBG650YX0o1

05/14/2026

Can diabetic neuropathy be reversed, or is slowing it down the real goal? Research shows nerve damage from diabetes cannot be reversed, but early detection, glucose control, and targeted therapies can help slow progression and reduce symptoms. Staying active, managing blood sugar, and protecting foot health all play a critical role in preserving nerve function and quality of life.

Read the full article at https://ow.ly/mwnr50YT1Th

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