Health & Wellness

Sep 10, 2008

Exercise Questions Answered

By Jeanna Rhoulhac|2016-05-25T13:40:11-04:00Updated: September 10th, 2008|Fitness & Diabetes, Newsletters|0 Comments

Q. What are the benefits of exercise?

A. For people with diabetes, the benefits of exercise are blood glucose level improvements, stress reduction, increased energy, weight control, and for those who participate in regular physical activity, which includes moderate aerobic exercise, there will be a reduction in cardiovascular disease risk.

Q. How do I begin an exercise program?

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Aug 20, 2008

Health Benefits of Beans

By ADW|2023-12-27T19:21:06-05:00Updated: August 20th, 2008|Diet & Nutrition, Newsletters|0 Comments

You may remember the school yard chime, “Beans, beans, the magical fruit…” You say “musical?” Well, I say magical! The FDA agrees and has approved a U.S. dietary guidance message that says bean-rich diets may reduce your risk of heart disease and certain cancers. This includes garbanzo, kidney, black and other legumes (not the yellow and […]

Jul 23, 2008

Berry Berry Good for You!

By ADW|2017-01-10T11:02:51-05:00Updated: July 23rd, 2008|Diet & Nutrition, Newsletters|0 Comments

Berry Berry Good For YouStudies show when it comes to better health, you just can’t beat berries. As delicious as they are nutritious, fresh berries of all kinds are high in vitamin C, fiber, folic acid, and powerful phytochemicals that have been proven to reduce the risk for everything […]

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.

Jul 2, 2008

Cholesterol, Diabetes & Heart Disease

By ADW|2016-05-26T10:04:23-04:00Updated: July 2nd, 2008|Health & Wellness, Heart Connection, Newsletters|0 Comments

Worrying about cholesterol has become a big concern for many people. Many food companies are coming out with products that claim to lower your cholesterol. But not all cholesterols are the same. People with diabetes especially need to know the difference between “good” and “bad” cholesterols, and how these can contribute to (or lessen) the chance […]

Jun 4, 2008

Maintaining Proper Nutrition

By ADW|2023-09-28T15:03:13-04:00Updated: June 4th, 2008|Diabetes Management, Diet & Nutrition, Newsletters|0 Comments

For people with diabetes, eating the right foods is crucial to maintaining optimum health. Not only do you have to consider the nutrients your body needs, you’ve also got to account for how foods will affect your blood sugar levels. Here are a few things to think about when you’re planning your daily menus.

Eating Right

May 22, 2008

Support Systems for Diabetes Patients

By ADW|2016-06-03T15:18:34-04:00Updated: May 22nd, 2008|Diabetes Management, General Information, Newsletters|0 Comments

Being diagnosed with diabetes is difficult enough. What’s even more stressful is realizing the sheer volume of information that people with diabetes need to learn about in order to care for themselves effectively. It can truly seem overwhelming at times. But people with diabetes aren’t alone. There is a crucial support system that many patients don’t […]

May 14, 2008

Testing for Diabetic Kidney Disease

By ADW|2023-09-28T14:56:10-04:00Updated: May 14th, 2008|Health & Wellness, Newsletters|1 Comment

Testing for Diabetic Kidney DiseaseA major health concern for people with diabetes is kidney disease. Diabetes affects the kidneys in many ways. For one thing, the tiny blood vessels of the kidneys are damaged by diabetes. This damage prevents the kidneys from working 100% effectively; they can’t screen the […]

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