The Sweet Diabetic

Kellogs Cereal Recall

Have you heard this?  On June 25, Kellogg issued a voluntary recall of select packages of Kellogg’s® Corn Pops®, Honey Smacks®, Froot Loops® and Apple Jacks® cereals.

We diabetics shouldn't be eating these sugary cereals, but someone in your family might be so I thought I would post the recall information here. 

Diabetic Friendly Gift Baskets

Recently, I became a La Bella Gift Baskets consultant.  They have so many beautiful baskets for your gift giving needs.  Many of them are diabetic friendly.  That was a big factor for me when I chose to become affiliated with the company.  We need to feel special too.  There are even diabetic themed baskets and I hope you’ll check them out. 

Here is my link.

http://www.mylabellabaskets.com/SherryCreates.html 

Thank You!

Sherry

Developing Will Power and Self Discipline by Remez Sasson

Developing Will Power and Self Discipline

by Remez Sasson

Most people admire and respect strong individuals, who have won great success by manifesting will power and self discipline. They admire people, who with sheer will power, self discipline and ambition, have improved their life, learned new skills, overcame difficulties and hardships, reduced their weight, rose high in their chosen field or advanced on the spiritual path.

Skin Color Gives Clues To Health ...

Researchers from the universities of Bristol and St. Andrews in the United Kingdom have found that the color of a person's skin affects how healthy and therefore attractive they appear;  They've found that diet may be crucial to achieving the most desirable complexion.

Regular Coffee Drinking May Reduce Diabetes ...

Regular coffee drinking may
reduce levels of inflammatory
markers linked to diabetes,
according to new findings.

Diabetic Friendly Recipe | Crock Pot Chicken Picante

Crock Pot Chicken Picante

Dinner doesn't get much easier than two ingredients.

A New Diet Plan? Brown Fat and Cold Temperatures

 

Three newly released studies were published in the April 9th issue of the New England Journal of Medicine detailing research that has determined that brown fat still exists in adults and can actually burn calories when activated through cold temperatures.