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09/06/2026

It’s Diabetes Week 💙

A shoutout to our diabetes community - whether you’re counting carbs, correcting lows, packing extra snacks everywhere you go, or just trying to get through the day without your sensor alarming at the worst possible moment 😅

At Lift, we’re proud to be part of your pockets, gym bags, desk drawers, festival bags and gloveboxes - there whenever you need us.

Thanks for continuing to support us and letting us be part of your everyday routine 💙

How exciting!!!
28/05/2026

How exciting!!!

The Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has approved Tzield (teplizumab) to delay the onset of stage 3 (symptomatic) .

Stage 2 means two or more islet autoantibodies (early markers) have been detected from a blood test and glucose levels are erratic ( ), but no symptoms are evident.

The progression of type 1 diabetes happens in stages. People with stage 2 T1D will gradually progress to stage 3 T1D, with the experience of symptoms ( , , and losing weight, more often). Elevated glucose levels require insulin treatment. This process can take place over months or years.

Studies of Tzield have proven to slow this progression by an average of 2 years. That's at least two years less of injections and finger pricks.

This is the first new therapy approved for T1D in over 100 years, since the discovery of .

Tzield involves an intravenous (IV) infusion. People must be aged 8 years or older and in stage 2 type 1 diabetes.

Read more on the Breakthrough T1D Australia website:

https://breakthrought1d.org.au/news/tzield-approved-in-australia/

19/04/2026

Wise advice. Please don’t buy these watches or finger monitors they are a waste of your money. ☺️

23/03/2026
19/03/2026

UniSC Clinical Trials | University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia

13/03/2026

So true!!

08/03/2026

Continuous Glucose Monitor

This is such a common deficiency especially for people on Metformin. Please get your GP to check your Vit B12 levels if ...
08/03/2026

This is such a common deficiency especially for people on Metformin. Please get your GP to check your Vit B12 levels if you have any of these symptoms. ☺️

If you constantly feel like you are running on 1% battery, it is incredibly easy in the US to just blame your busy schedule, grab another coffee, and push through the day.

But if your profound exhaustion is mixed with weird nerve symptoms—like your hands falling asleep or your balance feeling "off"—your daily energy drink won't fix the problem. You might be completely depleted of Vitamin B12, an essential nutrient your body requires to maintain its nerves and build red blood cells.

When your B12 gets dangerously low, your entire system starts to glitch. Here is what to look out for:

The "System Glitch" Checklist:

🔋 The Battery Drain:
You experience constant Fatigue and Weakness. Because your body isn't making red blood cells properly, you might also experience Shortness of Breath when simply walking up the stairs.

🧠 The Brain Fog:
You struggle with severe Memory issues or Brain Fog. It is also incredibly common to experience heavy Irritability.

⚡ The "Nerve" Warning Signs:
This is a massive red flag. You feel Paresthesia (Tingling or Numbness) in your hands or feet. As the nerve effect worsens, it can lead to an Unsteady Gait (balance problems) and a distinct Loss of Vibration Sense.

👅 The Mirror Clues:
Look closely in the mirror. You might notice a Pale Skin Indicator. Open your mouth—are you dealing with frequent Mouth Ulcers or a Glossitis (a smooth, beefy red tongue)?.

🇺🇸 Why is this happening?

The Diet: You have a Vegan/Low Intake of B12-rich foods.

The Meds: You take everyday Medications like Metformin or PPIs (acid reducers), which block absorption.

The Gut: You have an autoimmune condition called Pernicious Anemia, or you suffer from Malabsorption / Ileal Disease.

The Fix: Stop guessing and ask your doctor for bloodwork! They will look for specific "Lab Clues" like high MCV (macro-ovalocytes), low Serum B12, high MMA, and high Homocysteine to properly diagnose and treat you with supplements or injections.

Are you strictly plant-based, or do you take a daily antacid for heartburn? 👇



Medical Disclaimer:
This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a clinician for proper blood testing and a diagnosis if you are experiencing neuropathy, chronic fatigue, or memory issues.

Remember we sell these in our clinic for $90. ☺️
13/02/2026

Remember we sell these in our clinic for $90. ☺️

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133 Lennox Street
Maryborough, QLD
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Tuesday 8:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 3:30pm

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