General Diabetes Information

Jan 10, 2009

Body Mass Index (BMI) Calculator

By ADW|2017-01-13T15:44:46-05:00Updated: January 10th, 2009|General Information, Health & Wellness|0 Comments

Body Mass Index (BMI) assesses your body weight relative to your height. The American Dietetic Association uses the following BMI formula: multiply your weight in pounds by 700. Then divide
that number by your height in inches two times.

For example: a person weighs 135 pounds and stands 5’7” tall. 135 pounds x 700 = 94,500. Divide […]

Dec 23, 2008

Educating My “Young” 88 Year Old Patient

By Marci Sloane|2018-01-25T12:52:31-05:00Updated: December 23rd, 2008|General Information|0 Comments

Hello. My name is Marci and I’m a registered dietitian and a certified diabetes educator. I have so many inspiring patients! Today I had the privilege of educating my second 88 year old patient of the week! The first one was a man who plays golf, recently was diagnosed with diabetes, loves his sweets and was interested […]

Oct 14, 2008

ADW Donates Diabetic Supplies in Support of “Mr. Diabetes®” and Defeat Diabetes Foundation

By ADW|2022-07-29T21:59:21-04:00Updated: October 14th, 2008|General Information|0 Comments

American Diabetes Wholesale (ADW), a discount retailer of diabetic supplies, donated $10,000 in diabetic supplies to support Andy Mandell (“Mr.Diabetes®”)and his effort to increase awareness about diabetes through the Defeat Diabetes Foundation.

ADW, a discount retailer of diabetic supplies, donated $10,000 in diabetic supplies to support Andy Mandell (“Mr. Diabetes®”) and his effort to increase […]

Sep 17, 2008

Importance of Daily Logs of Blood Glucose Levels

By ADW|2018-06-20T10:47:49-04:00Updated: September 17th, 2008|General Information|0 Comments

One of the most important parts of managing your diabetes is by keeping a daily log of your blood sugars. Testing your blood sugar will let you know what your sugar level is at that time, but without keeping a log, you will not know any trends that may be occurring.

Jul 7, 2008

Alternate Site Testing

By ADW|2023-10-09T17:43:16-04:00Updated: July 7th, 2008|General Information|0 Comments

Alternate Site Testing (AST) has becoming more popular over the past few years. What exactly is AST do you ask? Simple. It is a method of testing your blood sugar without having to prick your finger.

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