Diabetes Newsletters

Mar 2, 2011

5 Simple Steps for a Healthy Heart

By Marci Sloane|2017-10-18T13:50:09-04:00Updated: March 2nd, 2011|Heart Connection, Newsletters|0 Comments

As of January 26, 2011, the National Diabetes Fact Sheet released new statistics. In 2007, there were approximately 24 million Americans of all ages with diabetes and 57 million with pre-diabetes (over age 20). These numbers have increased to approximately 26 million Americans of all ages with diabetes and 79 million Americans with pre-diabetes over age 20. This does not account for the children who have pre-diabetes due to their obesity and inactivity.

Feb 23, 2011

Omega-3s offer the Ultimate Cardiovascular Protection

By Norbert Moskovits|2023-09-28T11:24:59-04:00Updated: February 23rd, 2011|Heart Connection, Newsletters|2 Comments

According to the American Diabetes Association (ADA), adults with diabetes have heart disease death rates about 2 to 4 times higher than adults without diabetes. [1] Understanding the connection between diabetes and cardiovascular disease is important, because you can lower the risk of having a heart attack or ischemic stroke by following a healthy lifestyle plan which includes omega-3 fatty acids.

Feb 21, 2011

Omega-3’s Reduce Key Factors In Diabetes

By Norbert Moskovits|2017-11-27T14:14:53-05:00Updated: February 21st, 2011|Health & Wellness, Newsletters|0 Comments

In 2007, researchers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) School of Medicine discovered that inflammation provoked by certain types of white blood cell leads to insulin resistance and Type 2 diabetes. The UCSD scientists proved that, by disabling the inflammatory pathway of these white blood cells, insulin resistance and the resulting Type 2 diabetes can be prevented. [3]

Feb 9, 2011

Celebrate Valentine’s Day the Heart-Healthy Way

By ADW|2017-01-06T13:40:15-05:00Updated: February 9th, 2011|Diet & Nutrition, Heart Connection, Newsletters|0 Comments

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, now is the perfect time to plan a heart-healthy Valentine’s Day dinner. February is also American Heart Month, and there is no better way to show how much you care than to protect the hearts of your loved one. The American Heart Association says your sweetheart may have the […]

Feb 2, 2011

Nurse Robbie’s Shopping Wish List

By Roberta Kleinman|2017-06-22T15:41:37-04:00Updated: February 2nd, 2011|Diabetes Management, General Information, Newsletters|0 Comments

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Prevention is becoming the new buzz word in health care these days. American medicine has always been based on taking measures to treat the illness after it occurs instead of trying to prevent it. Today, some of us are afraid we will not get the proper care when we need it and others realize that doing some basic self-care is the way to prevent future problems. Starting from head to toe, I would like to recommend some simple products to get you on track to better self-care with your diabetes.

Jan 19, 2011

Avoid Devastating Diabetes Foot Complications

By Mark Warren, DPM|2017-10-23T14:19:51-04:00Updated: January 19th, 2011|Complications, Foot Care, Newsletters|0 Comments

Today I share with you the true story of how something so small as a paperclip can lead to a life threatening situation for a Diabetic. I tell you this story as a podiatrist who has treated diabetic patients for over 30 years, and seen many devastating complications resulting from diabetes. It is my hope that this story will help you avoid such complications.

Jan 12, 2011

Nurse Robbie’s Top Tips for Proper Diabetes Care

By Roberta Kleinman|2017-11-28T11:17:48-05:00Updated: January 12th, 2011|Diabetes Management, Newsletters|0 Comments

You’ve probably heard lots of diabetes management recommendations from your health team. I know it can be overwhelming at times. However, your doctor and other health care providers do want to see you as healthy as you possibly can be—and they especially want you to avoid suffering from some very serious diabetic complications such as diabetic retinopathy, poor kidney function, diabetic neuropathy, and heart disease to name a few. With your doctor’s recommendations, you are your best daily caretaker. As a nurse and diabetes educator I’ve worked with thousands of diabetes patients and have come up with the most common and essential tips for successful diabetes management.

Jan 5, 2011

Promises that are Easy to Keep in 2011

By Marci Sloane|2024-06-27T09:50:14-04:00Updated: January 5th, 2011|Diabetes Management, General Information, Newsletters|0 Comments

A new year represents a fresh start for all of us. It is a great time to start the year off on the right foot. January 1st is a date to think of all the things we could improve and begin to implement them. However, after a few months, if that long, reality sets in and we are back to our old habits. With diabetes, not following through on good self care can result in potentially harmful health complications. Now is the time to make a commitment to your health today and for the next 360 days, and beyond. I recommend these essential and easy-to-keep steps for all-year-round care.

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