Turn ordinary turkey into tasty and delicious meals for the whole family like Turkey Taco Rice Casserole, Country Turkey Loaf, Turkey Pizza and Mexican Casserole with Tortilla Chips. (Diabetic Meal Planning)
MSM is a naturally occurring sulfur compound found in small quantities in the body and in food. Research on MSM is limited, and experts admit that the precise details of the compound’s healing mechanisms need to be determined through scientific investigations. “What we…
The heart and brain benefits of fish oils rich in omega 3 are becoming increasingly well known. And now fish oil supplements as anti-inflammatory and pain killer is another benefit being added to an already long list. (Muscle pain, Omega 3 fatty…
Chalk up another one for Mother Nature. Most people with diabetes rely on drugs and lifestyle modifications to moderate their body chemistry. But a host of natural herbal supplements may further help them manage blood glucose levels, improve their vision, and alleviate…
A link between diabetes and celiac disease, both autoimmune disorders, has been recognized for some time. People with type 1 diabetes have a greater risk for developing celiac disease, typically about 1 in 20. (In the general population, including people with type…
Try a few of these classic comfort food recipes like Tangy Beef Stroganoff, Tuna Noodle Casserole and Light and Creamy Mac & Cheese. (Diabetic Diet, Diabetic Meal Planning)
If you’re taking any of these prescriptions, be sure that you’re also supplementing with the appropriate nutrients. (Diabetic Complications, Statins, Blood Thinners, Antibiotics)
Turn an ordinary apple into a mouthwatering dessert such as Cheddar-Walnut Apple Cobbler, Apple Puffed Oven Pancake or Pecan-Apple Custards. (Diabetic Meal Planning, Cobbler, Custard)
Enjoy a delicious vegetarian soup such as Creamy Carrot Soup, Wonder Gazpacho, Green and Creamy Soup or Lentil Chili. (Diabetic Meal Planning, Vegan Recipes)
Diabetics have three-quarters less vitamin B1 in their blood than healthy people, research has shown. The experts found the shortage was linked to damage to the kidneys, retina and nerves in the arms and legs-common in diabetics.