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0:00.0	Hello friends, and welcome to episode 584 of the Juice Box Podcast.
0:16.6	Today I have a brief diabetes variables episode for you with me and Jenny Smith.
0:21.6	I'll be getting to it in just a few moments. Before I start, please let me remind you that
0:26.7	nothing you hear on the Juice Box Podcast should be considered advice medical or otherwise,
0:32.4	always consult a physician. Before making any changes to your healthcare plan,
0:38.4	we're becoming bold with insulin.
0:43.0	If I'm remembering correctly, there's three more variables episodes left, and then they're done.
0:49.5	Took all year, but I thought it was a really good idea, and I hope you enjoyed it.
0:54.1	For today I have one for you that is very real, and yet maybe misunderstood by some people.
1:01.6	My friend Jenny Smith has had type 1 diabetes since she was a child for over 30 years.
1:06.5	Jenny holds a bachelor's degree in human nutrition and biology from the University of Wisconsin.
1:11.3	She's a registered and licensed dietitian, a certified diabetes educator, and a certified
1:15.3	trainer on most makes and models of insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors.
1:20.4	I don't usually put so much effort into timing the episodes, but this one's for Black Friday.
1:32.7	This episode of the Juice Box Podcast is sponsored by TrialNet,
1:36.7	and TrialNet offers type 1 diabetes risk-screening at no cost to relatives of people with type 1
1:44.4	diabetes. You can sign up right now at TrialNet.org, forward slash Juice Box.
1:51.6	I don't know if this is just a thing from online, but how many times have you heard someone with
1:56.9	type 1 diabetes say that Walmart makes their blood sugar? Go low. Yeah.
2:03.6	Or any really, I mean, it doesn't have to be that brand name place, but yes, absolutely.
2:10.0	But online, it's a moniker, right? I went to Walmart. My blood sugar got on my way to Walmart.
2:14.6	I know my blood sugar is going to get low. Okay. So is it as simple as people are maybe sedentary
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