Juicing can boost produce intake and nutrient access, but it removes fiber and can raise blood sugar. Use fresh juice responsibly, store it briefly, pair it with protein or healthy fat, and consult a clinician for extended cleanses or medication concerns.
Low-carb diets reduce carbohydrate intake to help with weight loss and blood sugar control. Variants include Atkins, ketogenic, and Mediterranean-style low-carb patterns; safety and long-term success depend on adherence and medical supervision when needed.
Diet is a key part of managing diabetes in dogs. Therapeutic diets with controlled carbohydrates and higher fiber can smooth blood glucose swings, but most diabetic dogs still need insulin and regular monitoring.
Free diabetes supplies in the U.S. usually depend on insurance, manufacturer assistance, or nonprofit programs. Coverage varies by plan, diabetes type, and item. Learn practical steps to confirm benefits and access help.