As estrogen levels shift during perimenopause, the body can become less sensitive to insulin and more likely to store fat around the abdomen. For some women, this can influence blood sugar and make type 2 diabetes more likely – or make existing blood sugar levels harder to manage. Understanding what's happening, and why, puts you in a stronger position to look after your health.

Join a Diabetes Educator to learn:

What type 2 diabetes is, and how it differs from other types
The risk factors, signs and symptoms to be aware of
Practical, everyday choices that support healthy blood sugar

Join us for this free, informative in-person workshop – with tea, coffee and morning tea included, at the Community Centre, 99 Loftus Street Leederville!

In partnership with City of Vincent & Diabetes WA.

Contact the host of Perimenopause, Blood Sugar and You