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MANAGING DIABETES THROUGH DIET

Meet Phyllisa who shares tips to manage diabetes with a healthy diet 

The diabetes cookbook

Team Novo Nordisk athletes race at the highest level and must manage their diabetes simultaneously. They know that the correct fuel is critical to their performance, and that healthy food does not have to be boring. They say that healthy food should always be delicious and fuel your mind just as well as your body.

The Team Novo Nordisk Cookbook is for everyone looking for healthy, delicious, and easy to cook recipes. The food in the book will help you put the right fuel in your body – whether you have a long day’s work ahead of you or just came home from a long ride on the bike.

You can instantly access these nutritious recipes by downloading the digital cookbook right here, allowing you to start creating delicious, diabetes-friendly meals right away.

Read about how life changes when diagnosed, and treatments available

Living with diabetes

Living with diabetes

Learning how to manage and monitor your diabetes is the key to living longer and enjoying a better quality of life. People who have the knowledge and support required to manage their diabetes can live a long and healthy life5 .

About diabetes

About diabetes

Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease that prevents the production of insulin6 . Type 2 diabetes is similar, but the body can still produce insulin but fails to use it effectively6 .

Treatment for diabetes
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Treatment for diabetes

Type 2 diabetes treatment options typically include lifestyle changes, such as a healthy diet and exercise6 . Some people also need medications to manage their diabetes6 . Type 1 diabetes is managed with insulin6 .

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