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Hypo Diaries: Navigating Type 1 Diabetes as a Dental Nurse

Hypo Diaries: Navigating Type 1 Diabetes as a Dental Nurse

"We have what I'd call the most serious, unserious condition in the world." Sadie was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at 12, and later built a career as a dental...

15 June 2026 Read more
Why the "Hypo Hangover" Happens: A Q&A on the Brain Energy Bottleneck with Prof Mike Laffan

Why the "Hypo Hangover" Happens: A Q&A on the Brain Energy Bottleneck with Prof Mike Laffan

HIGHLIGHTS A "clog" in the system: research shows a "brain energy bottleneck" occurs during a hypo. This prevents brain cells from using glucose even after blood sugar levels return to...

1 May 2026 Read more
Hypoglycemia (Low Blood Sugar): Symptoms, Causes, and Modern Treatment Rules

Hypoglycemia (Low Blood Sugar): Symptoms, Causes, and Modern Treatment Rules

At a Glance: Managing a Hypo What it is: Blood glucose levels dropping below 3.9-4.0 mmol/L (70 mg/dL). Common Symptoms: Shaking, sweating, dizziness, and confusion. The Fix: Consume fast-acting carbs...

10 April 2026 Read more
Is Klario® Clinically Proven?: Understand the Evidence Behind The Hypo Recovery Drink

Is Klario® Clinically Proven?: Understand the Evidence Behind The Hypo Recovery Drink

HIGHLIGHTS Hypos can be frightening, exhausting and disruptive – and the usual quick fixes can leave you swinging from low to high, then struggling with brain fog for hours. Klario®...

14 March 2026 Read more
What is a Hypo? 8 Things People with Type 1 Diabetes Wish You Knew

What is a Hypo? 8 Things People with Type 1 Diabetes Wish You Knew

Living with Type 1 diabetes isn’t just about watching sugar intake – it’s a 24/7 balancing act of insulin, food, and activity. When that balance slips and blood sugar drops...

28 February 2026 Read more
Hypos in Public Life: How Type 1 Diabetes Affects Work, Travel, and Social Situations

Hypos in Public Life: How Type 1 Diabetes Affects Work, Travel, and Social Situations

Highlights Hypoglycaemia doesn’t just happen at home - it often occurs in public, social, and high-pressure situations where stopping to treat a low can feel awkward or exposing. Many people...

14 February 2026 Read more