28/10/2026
Did you know poor sleep and blood sugar levels are closely connected? 🌙
Changes in blood sugar levels during the night can keep you awake, increase thirst and lead to more trips to the bathroom. And when you've had a poor night's sleep, managing blood sugar levels the next day can feel more difficult.
Small habits can help break the cycle. Creating a relaxing sleep environment, limiting screens and alcohol before bed, staying active during the day and eating a balanced diet can all support better sleep.
If you're struggling with sleep and diabetes, speaking to a healthcare professional can help you find the right support for you.
Better sleep doesn't just help you feel more rested, it can be an important part of managing your diabetes too. 💙
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