Menopause and Blood Sugar Control - 81.69%
If you have finally figured out how to control your blood glucose levels through a combination of meal planning, exercise, and oral diabetes medications or insulin, you should realize that menopause can throw your diabetes management plan out of balance. (Women's Health, Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Type 1 Diabetes Management - 79.67%
Because your body no longer makes insulin, insulin injections play a big role in your diabetes care plan. News from the American Diabetes Association advises that your type of insulin therapy should relate directly to your health and your lifestyle choices. Diabetis care advice. (Complete Article)

A1C - An Important Blood Test - 79.67%
The fasting blood sugar test (FBS), which is still the most commonly performed test for Diabetes, does not reflect the true picture of diabetic control over a long period of time. The glycated hemoglobin a1c test is a more accurate diabetes test to reflect overall blood sugar control. (A1C or aIc, blood sugar testing) (Complete Article)

"Little-Known" Natural Remedies for Diabetes - 77.42%
There is extensive research regarding herbs that positively affect blood sugar. Learn about 5 important herbs for diabetic health. (Diabetes Management, Diabetic Product) (Complete Article)

10 Tips For A Healthful Holiday - 77.42%
Follow these 10 suggestions to celebrate the season and enjoy your favorite foods while staying on top of your diabetes. (Diabetic Meal Planning, Exercise) (Complete Article)

The Villainous Role Your Blood Sugar Plays - 77.42%
Your body needs blood sugar. Like gas in a car, it's the fuel that makes you go. Without it, your life would quickly grind to a halt. But when your gas tank is full, you don't need any more fuel. There's no point in pouring gasoline all over the upholstery, the steering wheel, and the dashboard! (Diabetes Management, Blood Sugar) (Complete Article)

Health Experts Caution - Type 2 Diabetes Management Compromised During Holidays - 77.42%
The Harris Interactive survey, conducted among Americans with type 2 diabetes aged 45 and older, showed that 48 percent say the emotional stress of the holidays caused them to engage in at least one negative behavior, such as eating unhealthy foods and overeating. (Type 2 Diabetes, Diabetic Diet) (Complete Article)

Baby Boomers and Diabetes - 77.42%
Eat right and exercise. It's advice we've heard a lot for Baby Boomers but experts say it really is that simple when it comes to diabetes. (Baby Boomers, Type 2 Diabetes, Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

6 Ways To Make A Difference - 77.42%
Taking control of diabetes is a team project. Here are some suggestions to help you support and help your family and friends with diabetes. (Diabetes Management, Diabetes Education) (Complete Article)

ADA Blood Sugar Goals for Diabetes - 77.42%
Are you wondering what your blood sugar goals should be? These goals provided by the American Diabetes Association are determined from studies that examined the effects of near-normal blood sugar levels on the rates of diabetic complications. (Blood Sugar Level and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Most Diabetics Don't Exercise - 77.42%
Bad news when it comes to diabetics and exercise: Most people with Type 2 diabetes or at risk for it apparently ignore their doctors' advice to be active. Fewer than 40 percent get exercise, a new study found, and the more in danger the patients are, the less likely they are to be active. (Type 2 Diabetes, Exercise, Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Pterocarpus - 77.42%
Pterocarpus is a rich source of polyphenolic compounds that are reported to have blood sugar lowering effects in laboratory studies. (Diabetes Nutrition) (Complete Article)

Complications: An Introduction - 77.42%
Diabetes is a complicated disease--complicated to understand, complicated to treat. There are steps you can take to reduce your chances of developing complications, such as keeping your blood glucose and cholesterol levels in a healthy range.(retinopathy, diabetic neuropathy, diabetes management) (Complete Article)

Carnosine, Acetyl L-Carnitine and Alpha-Lipoic Acid - 77.42%
It is well known that diabetics age prematurely. There is strong evidence that the proper dose of carnosine may help to prevent age-related conditions such as muscle atrophy, eye problems, and neurological degeneration. Numerous studies also reveal the  direct antiaging effects of acetyl-L-carnitine. Alpha-lipoic acid is a vital antioxidant that boosts the power of other antioxidants. Many studies document the benefits of alpha-lipoic acid in treating diabetes. (diabetic neuropathy, diabetic nutrition, diabetes management) (Complete Article)

All The Nerve - 77.42%
One of the most common long-term repercussions of high blood glucose levels is diabetic neuropathy, or nerve damage. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), about two-thirds of those with diabetes have some form of this complication. (Diabetes Management, Neuropathy Symptoms, Preventing Neuropathy) (Complete Article)

How Stress Affects Blood Sugar - 77.42%
Researchers have linked dozens of physical symptoms to stress overload, from fatigue to weight gain. Add another symptom to that list: the risk for high blood sugar. Learn more about how to take control. (Diabetes Management and High Blood Sugar and Stress) (Complete Article)

Blood Sugar Testing - 77.42%
What is a good blood sugar range for a person with diabetes? How do you check your blood sugar? When should you check your blood sugar? What is your A1c test? Learn the answers to these and other important questions regarding blood sugar testing. (Normal blood sugar level and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Waking Up With High Blood Glucose Levels - 77.42%
Morning readings can be so frustrating! Do you go to bed with a blood glucose of 120 mg/dL (6.6 mmol/L) and wake up with a blood glucose of 170 (9.4 mmol/L) or more? Is this happening in spite of following your diet, exercise and taking your medications as your doctor prescribed? Well, don't worry; all this may be happening due to the Dawn Phenomenon or the Somogyi Effect. (Diabetes Management and High Blood Sugar) (Complete Article)

Healthy Skin Made Easy - 77.42%
Diabetes can add to skin problems. High glucose levels are one reason; many bacteria thrive on sugar, making infections easier to get and harder to cure. Diabetic nerve disease and blood vessel disease are two other reasons; both can interfere with blood flow to the skin. In addition, nerve damage may dampen your ability to sense irritations and wounds, making it easier to injure yourself and not even notice. (Diabetes Education and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Diabetes And Heart Disease - 77.42%
If you have diabetes, you have a high risk for having a heart attack or a stroke. You are more likely to get heart disease--and at a younger age--than someone without diabetes. There are things you can do to reduce your risk for heart disease. Learning about the ABCs of diabetes can help you control your condition and stay healthy. (Diabetes Education and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Sugar Substitutes - 77.42%
Sugar substitutes may taste sweet and cut down on calories, but are they creating an excess release of insulin in your body. Learn what artificial sweeteners may be setting off your insulin trigger. (Diabetes Diet and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Artificial Sweeteners - Determining Which Is Best For You - 77.42%
There are many artificial sweeteners available today.  Saccharin, fructose, sucralose, maltose and cyclamate are some of those discussed in this article. Determining which is best for you is important. Education & guidance in choosing artificial sweeteners. (Diabetes Diet and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Cinnamon: The Spice That Cuts Cholesterol and Blood Sugar - 77.42%
Can cinnamon reduce blood sugar levels? The latest diabetic nutrition information regarding the effect of cinnamon on blood sugar reveals encouraging news. (Diabetes Diet and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Diabetic Recipes - Vegetables - 77.42%
Vegetable recipes for the diabetic diet include Asparagus With Hot Bacon Dressing, Squash Casserole, Chinese Broccoli, Company Cauliflower Casserole, Parmesan Peas, Green Bean Casserole. All recipes include diabetic exchange information for diabetes management. (Diabetes Menu and Diabetes Food) (Complete Article)

Diabetic Recipes - Seafood - 77.42%
Main dish seafood recipes for diabetic meal planning. Fillet of Sole Dijonnaise, Hot Garlic Shrimp, Sole Almondine, Tomato Basil Swordfish Steaks, Teriyaki Sea Scallops. Recipes have food exchange information for diabetes management. (Diabetes Menu and Diabetes Food) (Complete Article)

Diabetic Recipes - Desserts - 77.42%
Desserts for the diabetic diet include Peach Crumb Bake, Cinnamon Oranges, Spiced Baked Bananas, Baked Spiced Pears. All recipes contain diabetic exchange information for diabetes management. (Diabetic Dessert Recipe and Diabetes Food) (Complete Article)

Diabetic Recipes - Salads - 77.42%
Salad recipes for diabetic meal planning. Turkey Salad with Apples and Almonds, Cabbage and Carrot Slaw, Broccoli-Rice Salad, Pasta-Vegetable Salad. Recipes have food exchange information for diabetes management. (Diabetes Menu and Diabetes Food) (Complete Article)

Insulin and Obesity - Living the Low Carb Life - 77.42%
Insulin is the fat-storage hormone. It is also the hunger hormone.  When you eat a lower-carb diet, you stimulate less insulin but you also stimulate more glucagon, its sister hormone, which responds more to protein. (Diabetic diet and Diabetes management) (Complete Article)

Diabetic Recipes - Main Dish - 77.42%
Main dish recipes for diabetic meal planning. Spicy Meatballs, Onion-Lemon Fish, Cajun Shrimp and Eggplant Casserole.  Recipes have food exchange information for diabetes management.  (Diabetes Menus and Diabetes Food) (Complete Article)

Glucosamine & Diabetes - News Update - 77.42%
Recent Diabetes news reports that oral glucosamine supplementation does not result in clinically significant alterations in glucose metabolism in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus.(Diabetic Nutrition) (Complete Article)

Drive Diabetes into Retreat with Natural Remedies - 77.42%
Decades of research have shown the validity of minerals and herbs in lessening and even reversing the symptoms of diabetes. (Type I and Type II) Chromium, Vanadium, Gymnema sylvestre, Cinnamon and Fenugreek are discussed in this article on diabetic nutrition news. (Diabetic products) (Complete Article)

Beat Diabetes! - 77.42%
Gymnema Sylvestre certainly could serve as the backbone of a natural diabetes program. In one recent study , Gymnema showed the potential for pancreas repair, raising output of insulin to normal levels.  This herb for diabetes is getting serious attention in an integrated approach to diabetes management. (Diabetic Product News) (Complete Article)

Diabetic Recipes - Main Dish - 77.42%
Main dish recipes for diabetic meal planning. Spinach-Chicken Rollups and Breaded Trout with Almonds. Recipes have food exchange information for diabetes management. (Diabetes Recipe for a Type 2 Diabetes Diet) (Complete Article)

Vitamin C: Important for Diabetics - 77.42%
Vitamin C protects against Syndrome X, diabetes, and their accompanying disorders in many different ways. It works most directly by blocking many of the deleterious effects of elevated glucose and insulin. Important information for diabetes management and diabetes nutrition. (Diabetic Nutrition) (Complete Article)

Coping With Nerve Pain - B Vitamin Relief - 77.42%
When you lack B vitamins, you may suffer pain in your hands or feet, signs of what's called peripheral neuropathy. The good news: B supplements can help your nerves calm down and stop screaming with pain. About 15 million Americans suffer from neuropathy, a nerve problem that can damage the nervous system and cause unrelenting aches and pains. In particular, people suffering from diabetes may suffer peripheral neuropathy when the sugar in their blood reaches and remains at dangerous levels. (Neuropathy and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Why Take Supplements? - 77.42%
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that a large percentage of Americans get less than 70 percent of the recommended dietary allowance of antioxidant vitamins and many essential minerals.  Countless studies link a host of diseases (including atherosclerosis and heart disease, high blood pressure, colitis, diabetes) to today's highly processed diet, high in saturated and trans fats, caffeine, and refined carbohydrates. (Diabetes Nutrition and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Walk It Off - Get Moving To Lose Weight - 77.42%
It's January, and many of us have resolved to drop those extra pounds we put on during the holidays. Losing weight can actually be enjoyable if you find a healthy diet you can live with and exercise you enjoy. An easy and effective activity to fit into any busy schedule, a walk a day can do wonders for your health - and your waistline. (Exercise and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)

Constipation - 77.42%
Constipation is the most common digestive problem. Some estimates say up to 60 percent of people with diabetes may have reported bouts of constipation (constipation is generally considered less than three bowel movements per week). (Diabetes Diet, Irregularity) (Complete Article)

Why You Need the Bs - 77.42%
B-complex vitamins are essential for your body to convert sugar and starches to energy, a chemical process called carbohydrate metabolism.  A shortage of any one of them can cause problems.  Vitamin B6 deficiency has been linked to glucose intolerance, which is an abnormally high rise in blood sugar after eating. (Diabetes Nutrition and Diabetes Management) (Complete Article)