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Posts tagged as “Diabetic Diet”

Top Eight Healthy Foods For Diabetics – Surprise!

So you've been diagnosed with diabetes. What do you do now? Are you doomed to boring, bland, tasteless, carb-less 'food'? And even if you are keeping your blood sugar under control, you might still be missing out…

Decoding Food Labels to Help Avoid High Blood Sugar

Living with Type 2 diabetes, it's imperative you become familiar with the foods you eat - not just in the foods you cook at home, but in the foods you buy already boxed and packaged at the…

Will The Herb Aloe Vera Help Lower Your Blood Sugar?

Aloe vera has been around for thousands of years, and to this day it remains one of the most common natural remedies for a host of conditions. You have probably used the gel from the spiky Aloe…

Are Multivitamins Suitable For Diabetics?

Under perfect conditions, a person with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes would receive exactly what their body needs by eating just the right balance of fruits, vegetables, lean meat and whole grains. Unfortunately, the number who…

Essential Nutrients for a Diabetic Diet

Diabetes is one of the most common diseases that has struck millions of people and has even taken away lives. It is alarming to find out that some people are not even aware that they have diabetes.…

Reversing Diabetes With the Diabetes Diet Plan

Can the diabetes diet plan reverse diabetes? In recent years, a lot of focus on diabetic research has been on transplanting the insulin producing cells of the pancreas and on developing drugs that help the body produce…

Why Is Exercise Important to Diabetics?

There are several potential risk factors for developing Type 2 diabetes. Some of these are controllable, such as regulating your body weight, whereas others are factors outside your influence, such as aging. One very important risk factor…

Catch Some Sleep to Stop Sky-High Blood Sugars!

You may think that dreaming about low blood sugars is just that - a dream. But according to new research, your nightly slumber may have more to do with Type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance than you…