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An Online Community for Diabetics on Medicare


An Online Community for Diabetics on Medicare As American's baby boomers age, the number of people with diabetes is expected to grow exponentially, as 40 percent of diabetics are over the age of 65. Despite the growing numbers, the fact remains that the majority of diabetics don't know anyone else with the disease. Many Medicare patients, in particular, have felt alone and frustrated in their battle to control diabetes.

But now, thanks to a rapidly growing Web site, diabetics are finding new ways to connect with others and learn more about controlling this debilitating disease. DiabeticConnect.com is user-friendly and makes it easy for diabetics of all ages to create supportive friendships. Using the custom-built tools on the site, people ask questions, share advice, exchange recipes and encourage active lifestyles.

Not only does the advice and information exchanged on Diabetic Connect help individuals to avoid mistakes and complications, but members can also learn about ways to save on their diabetes supplies. Under the "Care Services" section, diabetics on Medicare can connect with medical suppliers who know how to work with Medicare to provide supplies at low cost.

Best of all, membership in the Diabetic Connect is completely free. There are no subscription or membership fees. Just great support and information from others who know what it's like to deal with the challenges of diabetes every day.

Some simple and inexpensive tips from the experts at DiabeticConnect.com to help control your diabetes include:

* Don't smoke or use tobacco (quitting will also save you money)

* Stay active to help maintain a healthy weight.

* Eat healthy foods like fruits, vegetables, lean meats and low-fat dairy products. Keep fish and meat portions to 3 ounces or less and load up on foods with fiber.

* Talk with a friend, family member or counselor if you feel down or depressed.

* Learn to cope with stress. We all experience stress, but too much can raise your blood glucose level.

* Brush and floss daily to prevent mouth and gum diseases.


Visit DiabeticConnect.com today and fill out the form to see if you qualify to receive your diabetic testing supplies at little or no cost and to take advantage of your free membership. When you request more information, you'll receive a free, no-obligation supply consultation from a qualified Medicare-approved supplier. Take control of your diabetes today. Copyright ©, ARAnet, Inc.







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