CLINIQUEST RESEARCH Diabetes and Malnutrition: A Key Focus at Cliniquest Research At Cliniquest Research, we are committed to…
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This website is our commitment to supporting underserved communities in the fight against diabetes. Explore resources to help prevent and manage the condition.
Type 1 diabetes occurs when the body cannot produce insulin, requiring lifelong insulin therapy for management.
Type 2 diabetes is caused by insulin resistance or insufficient insulin production, often linked to lifestyle factors.
Gestational diabetes develops during pregnancy and increases the risk of type 2 diabetes later in life.
Diabetes is a condition where blood sugar levels are elevated due to insulin deficiency or resistance.
Whether managing diabetes yourself, caring for a loved one, or looking for the latest research, we are here to support you.
Your trusted source for understanding, managing, and preventing diabetes across Kenya. We're here to support individuals, families, and communities affected by diabetes, providing accessible information, health tips, and resources tailored to the unique needs of Kenyans. Whether you're newly diagnosed, managing diabetes, or supporting a loved one, our mission is to empower you with knowledge and tools for a healthier, happier life. Join us in raising awareness, sharing stories, and making a difference in the fight against diabetes. Together, we can build a healthier future for Kenya.
In Kenya, many people live with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and ongoing research offers hope for new treatments and better management options.
There is a lot of information about diabetes, but not all of it is accurate. Knowing the facts is essential for managing the condition effectively.
Sex can be an important part of life, but managing diabetes may introduce challenges that can affect sexual performance or desire.
Managing diabetes during pregnancy can feel like a full-time job. With numerous appointments, tests, and scans, keeping blood sugar levels in a safe range requires effort.
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"As a teacher, managing diabetes while staying active in the classroom can be challenging, but I've learned to balance my work, health, and family life. Regular monitoring and a good routine keep me on track."
"As a taxi driver, long hours on the road can make it hard to manage my Type 2 diabetes. But with a healthy snack, regular check-ups, and careful meal planning, I maintain my livelihood without letting diabetes interfere."
Living with Type 1 Diabetes "I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes when I was 12. At first, it was overwhelming, but with the support of my family and proper management, I have been able to live a full life. I now work to raise awareness about diabetes and help others manage the condition.
Thriving with Type 2 Diabetes "When I was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, I thought it was the end of my active life. But by making lifestyle changes and staying on top of my health, I have managed to control it. I encourage others to get tested and take charge of their health."
Managing Gestational Diabetes "During my pregnancy, I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes. It was a tough journey, but regular check-ups and a strict diet plan helped me deliver a healthy baby. I now share my experience with other expectant mothers to give them hope." printing and tRimply dummy text of the printing.
Staying Active with Diabetes "I was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes at 35. I didn’t want it to limit my life, so I turned to exercise and a healthy diet. Today, I stay active through cycling and regularly monitor my sugar levels. Diabetes doesn’t stop me from living."
A Family Journey with Diabetes "Both my son and I were diagnosed with diabetes within the same year. It was hard, but we’ve learned to support each other, and our family has adapted to a healthier lifestyle. Now, we’re stronger together."
"Farming is physically demanding, but I haven’t let diabetes slow me down. I’ve adjusted my diet and monitor my sugar levels regularly to ensure I stay strong and continue providing for my family."
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Maintaining a healthy BMI can significantly reduce your risk of developing type 2 diabetes
Your Body Mass Index (BMI) is a simple tool that helps you understand if you’re in a healthy weight range for your height. It’s an essential measure for assessing your risk of developing health issues like type 2 diabetes. While BMI is a useful indicator, it’s important to consider it as part of a broader health assessment. Factors such as muscle mass, distribution of fat, and overall lifestyle also play a significant role in your health.
