Diabetes - What to Know Podcast

Managing diabetes isn’t just about blood sugar - it can also bring guilt, frustration, anxiety, and burnout. In this episode of Diabetes Primetime, diabetes psychologist Susan Guzman, PhD, shares how to take the judgment out of glucose numbers, let go of blame and perfectionism, and navigate the emotional ups and downs of diabetes. Plus, learn how to recognize diabetes burnout, manage anxiety around highs and lows, and find support when diabetes starts to feel overwhelming.
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High blood pressure and weight can both play an important role in your overall health when you’re living with diabetes. In this episode of Diabetes Primetime, Dr. Padma Naidu shares heart-healthy advice, tips on how to help heart disease, ways to manage weight & work toward a healthier weight, and practical advice on how to prevent high blood pressure.
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Did you know that heart disease is the #1 killer of women in North America - causing nearly ten times more deaths than breast cancer? In this eye-opening episode of Diabetes Primetime, cardiologist Dr. Tara Sedlak joins us to break down the critical information every woman should know about heart health and obesity.
Here’s what we cover:
❤️ The prevalence of heart disease and why it’s often overlooked.
👩‍⚕️ How life stages like pregnancy and menopause affect heart health.
💡 Signs and symptoms of heart conditions that are unique to women.
📊 The key numbers women should track to reduce their risk.
🏋️ Simple lifestyle changes (including reaching a healthier weight) that can make a big difference in preventing future heart issues.
Plus, we tackle important topics like the connection between stress, weight, and heart health—and how women can advocate for themselves in healthcare and the community.
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Managing weight can feel overwhelming, but help is available. In this episode, obesity expert Dr. Sandy Van explains how medical support and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) can work together to make weight management feel more manageable.
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Healthy eating with type 2 diabetes doesn't have to be expensive. In this episode, dietitian & diabetes care and education specialist Rachel Taft breaks down common wellness myths and shares realistic, budget-friendly tips for building balanced meals - from canned foods and shelf-stable staples to smart carb choices that can support blood sugar balance.
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