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The "LivingDiabetes Podcast" is a dedicated audio platform for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of health-related issues, focusing mainly on diabetes and endocrinology.

Podcast · By FWA · English · Official site

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9
Latest publication
Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    LADA (Type 1.5 Diabetes): The In-Between Type Explained (opens the original)

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    Thousands of adults are living with a diagnosis of Type 2 — but they actually have LADA. In this episode: • What LADA is and why it's called "Type 1.5" • How it differs from both Type 1 and Type 2 • Why it's so often mistaken for Type 2 at first • What the GADA antibody test can reveal If standard Type 2 treatments aren't working the way they should, this episode is worth your time. Part 10 of the Living Diabetes series. Follow on Apple Podcasts & Spotify. More at livingdiabetes.com Education on

  2. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Type 2 Diabetes & Insulin Resistance, Explained Simply (opens the original)

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    Type 2 is the most common form of diabetes — and the most misunderstood. In this episode: • What insulin resistance actually means (the "stiff locks" explanation) • How Type 2 develops gradually over years — not overnight • What the pancreas is doing the whole time, and why it eventually can't keep up • Why Type 2 is not simply caused by eating sugar The real story of how Type 2 develops, told from the inside. Part 9 of the Living Diabetes series. Follow on Apple Podcasts & Spotify. More at livi

  3. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Type 1 Diabetes Explained: When the Immune System Attacks (opens the original)

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    Type 1 isn't caused by diet. It isn't Type 2 in a different age group. And it isn't just a childhood condition. In this episode: • What an autoimmune condition actually means for the pancreas • Why people with Type 1 need insulin — always • Who gets Type 1, and when (it's not only children) • The biggest myths about Type 1, cleared up for good Type 1, without the confusion. Part 8 of the Living Diabetes series. Follow on Apple Podcasts & Spotify. More at livingdiabetes.com Education only — not a

  4. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Fasting vs Post-Meal Blood Sugar: What Each Number Tells You (opens the original)

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    Your blood sugar before breakfast and two hours after dinner are telling you two completely different things. In this episode: • What fasting blood sugar reveals — and what affects it overnight • What post-meal (postprandial) glucose tells you about food • Why both numbers matter for managing diabetes well • How to spot patterns in your readings over time Same meter. Different story. Here's how to read both. Part 7 of the Living Diabetes series. Follow on Apple Podcasts & Spotify. More at living

  5. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    HbA1c Explained: Your 3-Month Blood Sugar Report Card (opens the original)

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    Your doctor orders it at every visit — but what does your A1C actually mean? In this episode: • What HbA1c measures (it's not what most people think) • Why it captures a 3-month picture, not just today's level • How it differs from a daily blood sugar reading • How to interpret your result without panic One number. Three months of information. Here's how to read it. Part 6 of the Living Diabetes series. Follow on Apple Podcasts & Spotify. More at livingdiabetes.com Education only — not a substit

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