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Diabetes management requires careful attention to diet, exercise, and medication. Yet, two often overlooked factors—stress and poor sleep—can significantly disrupt blood sugar control. When stress levels rise or sleep quality drops, the body’s ability to regulate glucose weakens. This creates a cycle that makes managing diabetes more difficult and increases the risk of complications.

Managing Diabetes: How Stress and Poor Sleep Affect Blood Sugar Control

Managing diabetes requires attention to many factors beyond medication and diet. Stress and poor sleep can quietly undermine efforts to control blood sugar. By understanding their effects and taking practical steps to reduce stress and improve sleep, people with diabetes can gain better control over their health and reduce the risk of complications.

Kristina Reynolds

Apr 104 min read

As an integrative and functional medicine practice, we understand how important it is to manage stress effectively. One practical way to reduce stress is by controlling screen time.

Managing Stress in a Digital Age: Strategies to Limit Screen Time and Enhance Wellbeing

Pro Health Functional Medicine is an integrative and functional medicine practice that recognizes the negative impact stress can have on the mind and body. We include stress management and habits in our patients' medical care plans.

Kristina Reynolds

Feb 24 min read

As 2025 draws to a close, many of us look ahead with hope and determination to improve our health and well-being. Setting broad goals like losing weight or exercising more can feel overwhelming and vague. Instead, focusing on specific, manageable actions can create meaningful change.

10 Simple Yet Powerful Steps to Transform Your Health in the New Year

Drawing from experience in integrative and functional medicine, here are ten practical steps you can take to boost your health in the coming year. These steps are grounded in science, easy to track, and within your control.

Kristina Reynolds

Dec 23, 20254 min read