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Type One Outdoors is all about outdoor adventure as a type one diabetic.
Hosted by Paul Reid, a type 1 diabetic for 35 years, showcases his adventures in the outdoors and highlights all sorts of useful diabetic tricks to getting outdoors, safely and with the confidence of knowing this condition can't stop anyone.
A chronic illness like diabetes shouldn't limit anyone to a lifestyle of seclusion, and Paul hopes to inspire other type one diabetics to connect with nature and enjoy the outdoors with this chronic condition.

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It's annoying, sure, Dawn Phenomenon. That pesky high glucose in the morning hours. But it's not just high glucose, it's the insulin resistance that comes along with it. I do have my secret weapon handy at most times though. ...My Afrezza... #shorts
Yep, they've been out for a while now, but when my prescription finally got upgraded to the 2nd gen, I was stoked and had to share. #shorts
If you're a Trail Running Type 1, who carries BGM test strips along for the adventure, you know those things come with an annoying rattle. I have a solution for that. Any soft gauze that can wipe blood from the test site can be stuffed into the canister of strips, and calm that annoying rattle for good! #shorts
Here's a quick solution for those ratty CGM adhesive edges in the summertime. #shorts
Most CGMs have a tough time staying stuck in salt water. Since using the Eversense CGM, I no longer worry about that. Solution: Just take the transmitter off before jumping in! When back on dry land, I just stick the transmitter back on with the silicone adhesive sticky patch. #shorts #continuousglucosemonitor #t1d
Subscribe to Type One Outdoors: Check out the latest TypeOneOutdoors videos: Visit Paul on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3uyf4Hh In this Type 1 Minute, I'll show an easy way to protect your liquid insulin from freezing on a hike during snowy conditions. CREW ========== Camera: Daniel Flesher (Instagram https://bit.ly/3g0ac8P)
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What Diabetes Supplies I Carry
on an All-Day Climb

Multi-Pitch Climbing
at Sespe Gorge

Trail Running
the ridges of the Santa Monica Mountains

Devil's Punchbowl
Climbing in the California High Desert.

Sunset Hikes
A Southern California Pastime.

About last weekend...
A quick refresher on failed plans.

In case you're curious about how the Eversense CGM sensor is placed.

A short montage of the Burkhart Trail in the Angeles National Forest.
One of my favourite trails in the San Gabriel Ranges.

This is the story of how myself, JD and Ryan took on the challenge of summiting the three highest peaks in Southern California inside of 24 grueling hours in 2017.

In this quick montage, JD, Dave and I climbed the east face of Mount Whitney to a successful summit in 2015, despite having to spend the night on the face due to an unexpected storm.

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Understanding that any outdoor activity comes with inherent risks of injury and even death in the most extreme cases.

You are also agreeing not to do things that may jeopardize the safety of the guide or other participants.

You are agreeing that you will not adversely interfere with the natural environments we will be using (other than normal use of the trails, equipment and infrastructure) This includes wildlife, sensitive ecosystems, manmade structures, maintained trails, markers, safety devices, safety structures, and personnel.

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