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Correction Dose

Correction Dose

De : Cait Macleod & Tracy Sanders
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Science, stories, and practical tips to help you navigate type 1 diabetes like a boss.

Hosted by Cait Macleod and Tracy Sanders
Assistant editor Helen le Roux

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Instagram: @type1tracy and @correctiondose
Email: cait@correctiondose.com

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  • Beyond weight: The surprising perks of GLP-1s in type 1 diabetes
    Nov 3 2026

    “Miracle” weight loss jabs like Ozempic and Mounjaro are not generally prescribed as a treatment for type 1 diabetes. But there’s more and more talk about what they can do for T1Ds.

    Lower insulin needs are part of the picture. But can these jabs do something far more powerful?

    Cait is joined by medical writer and health nerd Shân who explains how GLP-1s can protect our heart and other kidneys. She also explains why that’s extra important for T1Ds.

    They also talk microdosing, the latest clinical trials, and the NHS guidance for managing side effects. Plus Cait asks herself, “Would I take these if a doctor offered me a prescription?”

    Always talk to a doctor before changing your medication or doses.

    We love it when listeners say hi. Drop us a text.

    Email cait@correctiondose.com
    Visit correctiondose.com
    Find us on Instagram @type1tracy or @correctiondose

    This content in this podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any changes to your diabetes management or treatment plan.

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    35 min
  • How to Stay Safe When You’re Sick With T1D
    Oct 27 2026

    Being sick sucks. Being sick as a type 1 diabetes sucks more.

    Cait recently had a virus and her insulin needs rocketed. In this episode, she and Tracy chat about what happens to blood sugar when you're ill, the reason sick diabetics end up in hospital, and the sick-day rules you need to know to stay safe.

    Plus, some surprising things about common cold and flu medicines that can affect blood sugar or CGM readings.

    Because, when you’re T1D, sick days are not just about pjs and tissues. They’re also about finger pricks, ketone checks, and dose adjustments.

    Read the DAFNE Sick Day Rules here.

    We love it when listeners say hi. Drop us a text.

    Email cait@correctiondose.com
    Visit correctiondose.com
    Find us on Instagram @type1tracy or @correctiondose

    This content in this podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any changes to your diabetes management or treatment plan.

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    23 min
  • #057: Carb Ratio Challenge: How Did We Do?
    Oct 20 2026

    In September we set ourselves a diabetes challenge: figure out our carb ratios and get a better handle on the numbers behind our insulin doses.

    So… did we actually do it?

    In this episode, we report back on what we learned (and the things that got in the way).

    We also discuss the power of “gut-feeling” when it comes to dosing and how carb counting can give you the data you need to build that all-important intuition over time.


    We also set ourselves a new challenge. Because when it comes to diabetes, every day is a school day.

    We love it when listeners say hi. Drop us a text.

    Email cait@correctiondose.com
    Visit correctiondose.com
    Find us on Instagram @type1tracy or @correctiondose

    This content in this podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any changes to your diabetes management or treatment plan.

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    20 min
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