diabetes

We’re here to tell you all of the important screenings and tests every senior should get and why they are important to you and your health.

Just because you’re diabetic doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the rich, delicious dishes that others get to enjoy during the holiday season. With some alternatives to traditional yuletide recipes, you can dig in without the worry that goes along with it. Here are some diabetes-friendly recipes to feast on!

Luckily with a little self-compassion, learning, and patience, the holiday season can remain the magical time it’s meant to be. Here are some of the things I’ve learned over the years on how to survive the holiday season with type 1 diabetes…

Black seed oil has been used a remedy for common conditions for more than 2,000-years (and is now backed by some scientific evidence). We’ll go into detail about what some of these incredible health benefits are.

New foods, new meal timing, new people, and overall new environment all have an impact on a diabetic’s blood sugar. If not approached with the proper care and caution, diabetes can quickly cause holiday havoc. Luckily, with preparation, self compassion, and time, it is absolutely possible to feel unburdened and excited by family  gatherings!  

Prediabetes is a health condition someone is diagnosed with before it progresses to type 2 diabetes. It’s important for people to do everything they can to prevent worsening their health and progressing to type 2 diabetes. Part of that is through a change in diet because certain foods can help keep blood sugar levels low.