Diabetics must be especially careful to keep blisters from forming on their feet. Read our article on how to to prevent blisters by using diabetic foot cream and how to treat them if they should form.
Taking care of your diabetic feet includes an understanding of calluses, how they are formed and how to manage them. Checking your feet daily for calluses and know what to do when you get them is a critical part of diabetic care. Our article on Diabetic Foot Care/Calluses will help you understand how important this [...]
Taking care of your diabetic hands is equally as important as taking care of your feet. Hands can become infected just as easily as feet and checking your hands and skin daily for any cuts, bruises and possible infections is a critical part of diabetic care. Our article on Taking Care of your Diabetic Hands [...]
Skin is a miracle, and healthy skin is very important if you live with Diabetes. I wrote this article to help you understand more about Diabetic skin, specifically the skin of the feet. For more information on diabetes, please call 1-800-DIABETES or visit www.diabetes.org. Contact your local American Diabetes Association at 1-888-DIABETES to learn about [...]
As medical technology improves, Diabetics can enjoy a relatively normal lifestyle by following some simple guidelines. A big part of keeping healthy with diabetes is taking proper care of the skin, paying particular care to the hands and feet. You can stay healthy with diabetes. For more information on diabetes, please call 1-800-DIABETES or [...]
April 1st, 2011 
Diabetic Skin Care Hi, I’m Dr. Stanley Greenfield, a PhD pharma-ceutical chemist, with a personal reason to pour my time, skill and passion into my diabetic skincare business. As a child, I observed the struggles of diabetic family members in attempting to manage their disease. Now as an adult, I’ve witnessed my son’s struggle with Type 1 Diabetes.
If you live with diabetes or know someone who does, you well know the importance of maintaining healthy skin. I can help. Read more »
July 26th, 2011 Diabetic Skin Care Foot ulcers are common problems among diabetics and can result from something as simple as poorly fitting shoes. Dr. Greenfield’s article on diabetic ulcers can help you learn what to to to prevent foot ulcers.
Routine use of Dr. Greenfield’s Diabetic Foot Cream helps keep skin on the feet soft and supple and can be a part of a daily regimen to help prevent foot ulcerations.
When problems persist, consult your foot doctor.
For more information on diabetes, please call 1-800-DIABETES or visit www.diabetes.org.
Contact your local American Diabetes Association at 1-888-DIABETES to learn about activities and volunteer opportunities in your community.
July 6th, 2011 Diabetic Skin Care Diabetics must be especially careful to keep blisters from forming on their feet. Read our article on how to to prevent blisters by using diabetic foot cream and how to treat them if they should form. Read more »
June 30th, 2011 Diabetic Skin Care Taking care of your diabetic feet includes an understanding of calluses, how they are formed and how to manage them. Checking your feet daily for calluses and know what to do when you get them is a critical part of diabetic care.
Our article on Diabetic Foot Care/Calluses will help you understand how important this step is in your daily diabetic care routine. Read more »
June 2nd, 2011 Diabetic Skin Care Taking care of your diabetic hands is equally as important as taking care of your feet. Hands can become infected just as easily as feet and checking your hands and skin daily for any cuts, bruises and possible infections is a critical part of diabetic care.
Our article on Taking Care of your Diabetic Hands will help you understand how Read more »
May 26th, 2011 Diabetic Skin Care Skin is a miracle, and healthy skin is very important if you live with Diabetes.
I wrote this article to help you understand more about Diabetic skin, specifically the skin of the feet.
For more information on diabetes, please call 1-800-DIABETES or visit www.diabetes.org.
Contact your local American Diabetes Association at 1-888-DIABETES to learn about activities and volunteer opportunities in your community.
May 22nd, 2011 Diabetic Skin Care As medical technology improves, Diabetics can enjoy a relatively normal lifestyle by following some simple guidelines. A big part of keeping healthy with diabetes is taking proper care of the skin, paying particular care to the hands and feet.
You can stay healthy with diabetes.
For more information on diabetes, please call 1-800-DIABETES or visit www.diabetes.org.
Contact your local American Diabetes Association at 1-888-DIABETES to learn about activities and volunteer opportunities in your community.
