dLife Cautions People With Diabetes About Change in Daylight Savings Time

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dLife Cautions People With Diabetes About Change in Daylight Savings Time

Turning Back Clocks can Cause Havoc - Be Prepared

By: PR Newswire

Oct. 23, 2006 03:00 PM

WESTPORT, Conn., Oct. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- In response to the change in daylight savings time on Sunday, October 29 at 2:00 AM (when clocks are turned back one hour) dLife cautions all people with diabetes to be prepared. "People with diabetes manage by the clock. It is critically important for them to be mindful what time change has on their daily management," said dLife Founder Howard Steinberg who has had Type 1 diabetes for 38 years. It is important to make sure the time on blood glucose monitor and also all those who are wearing an insulin pump to not only change the time but to keep an eye on their blood sugars which can be affected from the time change.

(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20060531/NYW031LOGO-d ) When the clocks turn back this weekend: * Closely monitor your blood sugars to detect any highs or lows due to the time change. * Make sure you update the time on your pump and/or continuous glucose monitor. * Be sure to update the time on your handheld glucose meter. * Check your diabetes supply stockpile. * Check your batteries.

The time change can sometimes impact your diabetes management. The best prevention is to be prepared. Take control of your diabetes and enjoy that extra hour of sleep! Go to http://www.dlife.com/ for further information.

dLifeTV is the first and only national weekly lifestyle series about diabetes devoted to living with diabetes and http://www.dlife.com/ is the largest independent website with diabetes information. dLife.com's viewing room of videos makes it unique and enjoyable for people with diabetes, prediabetes or who have a family member with diabetes. It is the first and only multimedia platform for diabetes information, inspiration, and connection and is produced by LifeMed Media. It airs every Sunday evening on CNBC at 7:00PM ET, 6:00PM CT, and 4:00PM PT. dLifeRadio is also heard around the country on XM satellite radio.

Press Contact: Tom Karlya dLife 203.221.3453 karlya@dlife.com

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CONTACT: Tom Karlya of dLife, +1-203-221-3453, karlya@dlife.com

Web site: http://www.dlife.com/

Published Oct. 23, 2006
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