Episode 11: Type 1 Diabetes – When the Body Stops Making Insulin
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in this episode of Endocrine Echo Lounge, Dr. Henry explains what Type 1 diabetes is, why it happens, and how the immune system mistakenly destroys the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas. Learn the early warning signs, how Type 1 diabetes is diagnosed, why insulin is essential for survival, and how modern tools like continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and insulin pumps are transforming daily life.
You'll also hear practical advice on recognizing diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), preventing low blood sugar, driving safely, wearing a medical alert bracelet, exercising, traveling, and living confidently with Type 1 diabetes.
Whether you've recently been diagnosed, care for someone with Type 1 diabetes, or simply want to better understand this autoimmune condition, this episode provides clear, evidence-based information in a friendly, easy-to-understand conversation.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- What makes Type 1 diabetes different from Type 2 diabetes
- The common symptoms and warning signs
- How Type 1 diabetes is diagnosed
- Why insulin is life-saving
- The role of CGMs and insulin pumps
- Tips for staying safe and healthy every day
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