The Smart Diabetic

Medical Disclaimer

Effective date: October 30, 2026

Educational information only

Everything The Smart Diabetic publishes is for general education. That includes this website, the guide “What to Ask Your Doctor About Type 2 Diabetes, and What to Do Between Visits”, the newsletter, and our emails and social posts.

None of it is medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and none of it is written for your personal health situation.

No doctor-patient relationship

Reading or buying our material does not make you a patient of Dr. Timothy Conroy, D.C., or of anyone else.

Dr. Conroy is a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.). He is not a medical doctor (MD) or an endocrinologist, and he does not prescribe or adjust medication.

Your healthcare team comes first

• Do not start, stop or change any medication, insulin dose, diet or exercise program because of something you read here. Talk with your own doctor, diabetes educator or pharmacist first.
• Never ignore professional medical advice, or delay getting it, because of something you read here.
• Targets and timing can differ from person to person. Your care team sets yours.

About the guidelines we cite

Some timing in the guide reflects the American Diabetes Association Standards of Care in Diabetes (2026). Other timing reflects typical practice. Medical guidance changes, and we cannot promise every detail is current on the day you read it.

Citing the American Diabetes Association does not mean it reviewed, approved or endorses The Smart Diabetic.

No promised results

We do not promise any particular health result, such as a change in A1C, weight or any complication. Everyone's situation is different.

Emergencies

If you have a medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number right away.

Emergencies include:

• signs of a heart attack or stroke
• severe low blood sugar
• a foot wound that is spreading or infected
• sudden vision loss

Contact

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