The Effects of Diabetes on the Brain

The Nutritional Nerd

Hi everyone! This is Kelly - your Nutrition Coach and Brain Health Professional on a mission to teach you how to get a better brain!
Are you one of the 37 million Americans who have diabetes? Did you realize that in addition to that, 1 in 5 people have diabetes and don’t realize it? Those are startling statistics to say the least!
You’ve likely read how diabetes can lead to kidney damage, heart disease, nerve damage, and strokes. But among all the information about diabetes out there, there’s one thing you don’t often hear about: how diabetes can affect your brain.
Diabetes can cause brain fog, anxiety, and mood shifts. It also affects your cognitive abilities and puts you at higher risk for developing long-term complications like Alzheimer’s disease.
Some sure to watch this video to discover other ways diabetes affects the brain and what steps you can take to manage your diabetes, improve your brain health, and function at your best!
You can also discover more information on the topic and our recent article on HappiHuman.com/blog
Other related blogs you may be interested in:
How Diabetes Affects Your Brain And Memory - https://happihuman.com/blog/how-diabetes-affects-your-brain-and-memory?rq=diabetes
Diabetes: A Growing Epidemic and What You can do to Prevent Becoming a Statistic - https://happihuman.com/blog/diabetes-a-growing-epidemic?rq=diabetes

• Feeding Diabetes: A Nutritionist’s Guide
• 5 Actionable Steps to Balancing Your Blood Sugar Levels Naturally
• 7 Neurofatigue Coping Strategies to Take Back Your Life
• How to Banish Brain Fog

My eBooks:

• Here’s the link to my Blood Sugar Balancing Recipes e-Book
• Brain Healthy Recipes e-Book
  

How diabetes affects your brain is real, and you can do something about it! Reach out for support by emailing me at [email protected].
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Until next time, stay happi and healthy!
A reminder that this content is not intended to substitute professional medical advice. You should always seek the advice of a medical practitioner for your unique case.

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