Our More on Diabetes articles will provide helpful diabetes and health information on topics including diabetes management, exercise, diabetic recipes, diabetes complications, diet and nutrition, pet diabetes and more. Articles are written or reviewed by healthcare professionals who have experience in diabetes and health education.
The summer season can bring a relaxed feeling to our everyday lives whether we have diabetes or not. School is out for a number of weeks and family vacations become more frequent. We tend to spend more time outdoors and often cook on the grill. We would like to offer you some tips to boost your […]
Sometimes we lose control when it comes to eating the right foods. Unfortunately, improper eating quickly leads to other health problems for people with diabetes. Learn how to deal with your food police by using these 5 simple tips to take back eating.
The first diabetes camp opened its doors in 1925 and now there are over 100 camps in the United States serving children with diabetes. Diabetes camps are a great place for children to be independent, make friends and learn new skills. Packing properly for summer camp can minimize your fears about sending your child away and […]
This article is part two in a series on Spring Into Action. To catch up, please read part one.
Last week I re-shared a few tips about daily diabetes management that can never be discussed too often. As with most lessons learned, you may pick up something new each time […]
Recently researchers discovered the number of people with diabetes is expected to nearly double in the next decade. The cost of future healthcare for diabetes is also expected to more than double. An approach that includes prevention and effective self-management can reduce or even eliminate the symptoms of type 2 diabetes.
Do you remember growing up and studying for the weekly Friday spelling quiz? You would receive the word list on Monday; each night you would spring into action, review them and then get tested by your parents. On Friday morning on the way to school you would have your last mock quiz before the real one; […]
When you have diabetes, it is important to minimize your sugar intake. But you might now know where to start because of the terminology. Find out the hidden meanings behind low sugar, no added sugar and sugar-free so you can make the right choices.
I always try to keep you up to date with diabetes information whether it concerns medications, food, diabetes trends or studies. Our goal at ADW is to improve your quality of life by making you more conscious and aware.
I put together a few interesting pieces of information which hopefully will be of interest to you and […]
It is common knowledge people with diabetes should minimize their sugar intake. It is also important to cut the salt and fat in your diet. Find out simple ways to get rid of salty, fatty foods without compromising flavor.
My patients are the ones who inspire many of the newsletter topics. If it is on their minds there is a good chance that you may be thinking about these topics as well. This weeks patient education sessions were informative and several patients were focused on “belly fat and stress eating.” Let me share the points […]