Living with Diabetes

What do you need to know about stress and diabetes

11/23/2018 by Matthew Schoenherr

In the summer of 2008, I was about to participate in my very first triathlon. I had trained in the pool all winter and the bike all spring. I was ready to kick butt and take names in this race. Except, I got a little too pumped up.

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Matthew Schoenherr

Matthew Schoenherr, the founder of Active Diabetes, is a stress physiologist, researcher, and Certified Diabetes Educator. He has lived with diabetes for more than 25 years. Matt studies the effects of hormones, like cortisol and epinephrine, on physical performance and health. He works with an array of clients with diabetes, from weekend warriors to college athletes, to help them improve their fitness in the boardroom and on the field, through tighter glucose control.

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