Pardon My Pancreas - Type 1 Diabetes with Matt Vande Vegte
FTF WarriorMatt Vande Vegte, CPT from FTFWarrior.com gets real about living with diabetes and everything that comes with it. As a certified trainer and nutritionist (and T1D), Matt goes over his unique "blood sugar formula" and how you too can learn to predict blood sugars through any exercise, activity, and meal. Welcome to our Tribe of T1D Warriors.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 274 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||
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Latest Episodes
I had the chance to sit down and chat with one of my clients that recently had an “ah-ha” moment with the diabetes math that we teach… more
My blood sugars didn’t exactly “behave” during my Ironman 70.3 race, so how was I able to stay 96% time in range for the whole thing? more
We spent a full day in the hospital for my daughter last week… more
Blood sugar of 42 mg/dL and 300 mg/dL in the same DAY?! Let’s discuss how to get off the Blood Sugar Roller Coaster in today’s episode, because that was ROUGH. more
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- Type 1 diabetic for 4 years
I just found this podcast and I’m so thankful that I came across it. Matt has answered more questions for me in 3 podcasts and taught me more than any doctor or endocrinologist has. It’s a daily changing disease that is defined by so much of my life and determines my readings. It’s a learning experience all the time. Thank you so much for helping and sharing your knowledge.
Apple Podcasts5Kimberlysueann
United States10 months ago - Not much meat, just an advertisement
It’s a cool concept but not much meat. The title pulls you in but the short episodes don’t actually give you any T1D info or help, it’s just a commercial for the program.
Apple Podcasts1Joeyc16284848262849United States2 years ago - Great content!
I have had T1D for 24 years and I continue to learn new things with this podcast! Thanks for putting out creative and useful content!
Apple Podcasts5Lucielu18United States2 years ago - Love!
I was diagnosed around 19-20 I believe as well. Same year as Matt, 2018-2019. Been diabetic for 4 years. Just found your channel and was listening. I am lol’ing at the fact that Matt had pancakes his first morning at the hospital because I did too. Extra syrup, watermelon and pancakes…I looked at my dad and was like bro can I eat this? Hahah. Haven’t had the best of times with diabetes so I’m looking forward to listening to more of your podcasts. I have a terrible relationship with food because ... more
Apple Podcasts5Alexis IkeUnited States3 years ago - Great podcast!
As a type 1 diabetic of over 20 years, a pro cyclist, and someone who is very passionate about diabetes. I love this podcast!
Apple Podcasts5117kevinUnited States4 years ago
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