DIABETIC THANKSGIVING RECIPES
(from Prevention) Butterflied Turkey with Herb Gravy No Thanksgiving table is complete without an herb-roasted turkey. This recipe calls for garlic, fresh thyme, parsley, sage, and reduced-sodium chicken broth, which add flavor and depth. Just be sure to remove the skin from the turkey to cut back on fat and cholesterol. Herb Gravy Recipe Ingredients … Continue reading “DIABETIC THANKSGIVING RECIPES”
HAPPY VETERAN’S DAY
Thank you to all the Men and Women that have served and those that are still serving.
Oh No! My Child May Have Diabetes (Part 3)
Oh No! My Child May Have Diabetes! (A three (3) part miniseries blog) Part Three The results from the blood work are in. My son DOES NOT have diabetes BUT I DO have to get my son on a healthier diet and more exercise. I am thrilled but changing his diet, isn’t going to be … Continue reading “Oh No! My Child May Have Diabetes (Part 3)”
Quick Tips
Today’s Tip: What is considered to be a low blood glucose level? For most people with diabetes, a blood glucose level of 70 mg/dl or less is considered low, and treatment is recommended to prevent it from dropping even lower. If you have symptoms of hypoglycemia and do not have your blood glucose meter available, … Continue reading “Quick Tips”
Oh No! My Child May Have Diabetes! (Part 2)
(A three (3) part miniseries blog) Part Two In my research, I found that nutrition for kids is about the same for adults. Everyone needs the same nutrients. Children, however, need different amounts and specific nutrients at different ages. Consider these nutrient-dense foods: Protein. Choose seafood, lean meat and poultry, eggs, beans, peas, soy products, and … Continue reading “Oh No! My Child May Have Diabetes! (Part 2)”
Oh No! My Child May Have Diabetes! (Part 1)
(A three (3) part miniseries blog) Part One It was a typical 6-year check-up until the end when the doctor mentioned that she wanted to send my son to get blood work to check his glucose levels among other tests. The thought of my son having diabetes took over my mind. What did I do … Continue reading “Oh No! My Child May Have Diabetes! (Part 1)”