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Eating And Diabetes
Author: Randy WoodAug 13
The 30-Day Diabetes Miracle Cookbook - A Review
Author: Randy WoodAug 9
by Randy Wood
Diabetics strive daily to live a life of normalcy. For many it is a very difficult and troubled road. For all, diabetes is most definitely a lifestyle altering disease.
There is consistent and ongoing research through doctors, clinics, researchers and special facilities diligently searching for cures to diabetes and ways to control and prevent the disease.
Lifestyle Center of America, a residential health center provides workshops through a revolutionary program that includes a preventive plant based diet, easy to follow physical activity program and other lifestyle choices to help overcome the effects that diabetes ...
Diet And Diabetes Go Hand In Hand
Author: Randy WoodAug 5
It is no secret to those of us living with or touch by diabetes that Diet and Diabetes go hand in hand.
If you are one of the millions living with diabetes, one of the essential elements in self care is a proper diabetic diet plan.
Many doctors, clinics, researchers and specialized facilities spend countless hours researching and creating diet plans for diabetes. Their goal is to strive to produce a healthy diet plan while also creating foods that are tasteful. Since so many live the Diet and Diabetes Lifestyle, we all know that tastless diet ...
MOVE – Diabetics in Motion - EXERCISE
Author: Randy WoodJul 2
By Randy Wood
People with diabetes that like to get out, exercise and be active are always on the go. This is absolutely one of the best ways to help people without diabetes or with pre-diabetes prevent it. It is also a good way for those with diabetes to control it and help prevent complications.
The best advice I can give anyone, especially with diabetes, is to move. One of the worst things you can do to yourself is to be inactive.
Motion, Activity, Exercise and Diabetes – What to Know
Always consult your physician before making drastic changes in ...
Blood Glucose levels Testing High - What to do?
Author: Randy WoodJun 23
I was reading in a forum the other day and one of the members wrote that their blood glucose levels were testing between 200-250 with continuous testing for the last month. They asked if they should go to the doctor or not.
Here is the exceprt:
"Been testing consistently at 200-250 for last month. I'm feeling ok but should I go anyways. I don't have insurance but maybe I need to go anyways. Suggestions?"
As always, you should follow what your doctor tells you to do, and a good doctor will have told you what to look for and what to ...
Improving Your Diabetic Condition With Exercise
Author: Bob HeldJun 2
The type 2 diabetic condition is brought about by a diet that is too high in carbohydrates and a lack of nutrients, which results in the insulin the body naturally produces becoming less and less effective in keeping blood sugar levels under control and in a normal range.
While change in diet and proper nutritional supplementation have a dramatic effect in controlling blood sugar naturally without the need for drugs or insulin, exercise can greatly contribute to the overall control of the diabetic condition, as can be seen in the following excerpt:
"While many people ...
Neuropathy, A Diabetic Side Effect: How to Decrease or Eliminate This Problem
Author: Bob HeldJun 2
One diabetic side effect is neuropathy. This is a condition where the nerves of the body are damaged. It is called “Diabetic Peripheral (referring to the outer part of the body) Neuropathy”. This type of neuropathy affects the feet and legs, hands and arms, and it can occur on both sides of the body. In fact, 40 percent of type 2 diabetics experience Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy.
Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy shows up as one or more of the following symptoms:|
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New To Diabetes
Author: Randy WoodApr 1
New to Diabetes
by Randy Wood
I hear it said often - I have never been healthier since I got diabetes.
When you first hear those words from your doctor, you're not quite sure what to think or how to feel. You definitely don't know what to do. That initial feeling of being alone and confused sets in right away. Life just stopped! I know those feelings because I have been there.
Know this:
LIFE DON'T STOP. You have just gone from one Lifestyle to another.
Your doctor just gave you some prescriptions, some information, some phone numbers and ...
Diabetes and Me
Author: Randy WoodJan 11
Diabetes And Me
by Randy Wood
I don't know why?
We live life full of dreams and desires. Full of activity and fun. Ups and downs. We celebrate life with food and drink.
Coming up through the years, we have seen children born with Type 1 Diabetes and we have seen adults and teens develop Type 2 Diabetes. All at an increase year after year. It's killing our society one by one. Yet, we continue to celebrate life with food and drink.
OK. Food and drink is a must to live. and, celebrating Life is a must if we ...

























