‘MU Study Links Inactivity with Risk Factors for Type 2 Diabetes ‘ Acute transitions to inactive lifestyles disrupt control of blood sugar levels Story Contact: Samantha Craven, slctw4@mail.mizzou.edu, (COLUMBIA, Mo. – 79 million American adults have prediabetes and will likely develop diabetes later in life, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As [...]
My philosophy has always been Move More. I mention it in all my classes and as a weight loss and lifestyle coach it is a key component to helping clients. One cardio class once or twice a week just isn’t enough to combat hours of inactivity every other moment of our lives. This is why [...]
LADA Awareness Week, 10/18-10/24 WHAT To help increase understanding and reduce misdiagnosis of latent autoimmune diabetes in adults (LADA), Diabetes Hands Foundation (DHF) and dLife announce the first annual LADA Awareness Week for the diabetes community. DHF and dLife – in partnership with other participating advocacy groups and people living with diabetes – will offer [...]
Carbohydrate Counting – from the American Diabetes Association Both of my parents are diabetics, developing Type II late in life from diet and lifestyle. They would be able to control their diabetes without medication if they watched their sugar intake, exercised, etc. I hope that anyone else out there with manageable Diabetes Mellitus may benefit [...]
Sweeteners & Desserts – from the American Diabetes Association If you have diabetes, that doesn’t mean you can’t eat sweets. People with diabetes can eat desserts, use sweeteners, and still keep their blood glucose (sugar) levels in their target range. These options are available for sweetening your foods:
