If you read my blog very often, you know of my dislike of prescription medication. As a result, I'm always looking for alternatives ... that are safe. I've been using therapeutic grade essential oils for over 10 years. Recently, I have discovered that Coriander Essential Oil can help to balance blood sugar.
Here's a video explaining how it works.
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Some are toughting barley as the diabetic "rice". I don't know about you but just because something looks similar doesn't mean it's the same ... think of cauliflower and potatoes. That being said, I do think barley is tasty, especially in soups. You'll just have to try it and then form your own opinion.
Here's a snippet from an article at dLife.com. The link to the full article is at the end.
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Thanks so much to all my encouraging friends out there!
Sherry
This extreme heat here in the Midwest is melting me. I feel sluggish, tired, and generally not good. I know diabetes doesn't help the situation in my case. I've found an article from the LA Times that I think you'll find informative.Be well, my friends.
Sherry
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Continue reading "How extreme heat affects the body - latimes.com" »
If you are diabetic you know exactly what a boil is and where you get them. Right? Here's a clip of a great article about diabetes and boils that will tell you what causes them and things you can do to prevent them.
Sherry
Here is a tasty twist for your burgers this summer. I'm definitely going to try the Mediterranean Burger myself.
Sherry
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Here's something to do with all that zuccini from your garden this year.
Continue reading "Diabetic Friendly Recipe - Low Carb Lasagne " »
It's been a long day, and you don't feel like cooking. You're wandering up and down the aisles of the supermarket waiting for something low in carbs to jump into your arms. Or it's lunch time and you need to eat something when the gang is going out for sandwiches. How can you put together a healthy, low-carb "grab and go" meal? Try finding items from the groups below -- try to get some protein, some vegetables, and some healthy fat into your basket, and you're good to go!
If it's just a snack you're looking for, some more ideas are in Top Ten Low-Carb Foods in Convenience Stores, which also can be found in grocery stores.
You can click on the above link for the full article.
The suggestions come from:
Deli Foods
Salad Bars
Vegetables
Pre-Made Salads
Deviled Eggs
Individual Cheeses
Sugar-Free Yogurt
Low-Sugar Fruit
Sugar-Free Gelatin Snacks
Low-Carb Meal Replacement Bars
What if I have diabetes and gastroparesis?
The primary treatment goals for gastroparesis related to diabetes are to improve stomach emptying and regain control of blood glucose levels. Treatment includes dietary changes, insulin, oral medications, and, in severe cases, a feeding tube and parenteral nutrition.
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