From www.inbriefvideos.com. In this video, a mother answers her daughter's question, "What is Diabetes". The mother does her best to put the concept into context by talking about the child's aunt and friend who have diabetes. This delightful story uses … Continue reading →
Check out this video from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's Ride to Cure Diabetes! These cyclists rode 100 miles in Asheville, North Carolina to raise money to cure diabetes- and had a blast doing it! To learn more, visit www.ride.jdrf.org!
Continue reading →Dr. Edelman talks to Candis Morello, Pharm D., CDE, about dietary supplements and natural products, highlighting regulations, labeling, drug interactions, side effects and common misunderstandings in these frequently consumed complementary and alternative medicines. Series: Taking Control of Your Diabetes (TCOYD) … Continue reading →
"The ph Miracle for Diabetes: The Revolutionary Diet Plan for Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetics" by Dr. Robert O. Young & Shelley Redford Young From AOL Time Warner Books (368 pages) Forward by: Chi C. Mao, MD, Ph.D.
Continue reading →Angie Montagna with Diabetes Type 2 helped by Xocai Healthy Chocolate – Owns kitchen company in Middlesex, son introduced her to Xocai Healthy Chocolate. After taking the Xocai Drinking Chocolate, Angies diabetes has gone down from 12 points to 6 … Continue reading →
A quick information video about The Circulation Booster and its benefits in improving circulation in the lower legs, helping relieve pain and reducing swelling.
Continue reading →bit.ly Your family will never guess that this warm, sweet mango dessert provides them with healthy amounts of vitamins A and C, along with some vitamin E. For more recipes and information visit bit.ly
Continue reading →fit4d Director of Wellness, Laurie J. Anderson, MSN, RNP, CDOE Laurie Anderson is a certified family nurse practitioner. In addition to coaching, she also maintains a part-time family practice in a rural health clinic serving a Native American population. She … Continue reading →
Kerri from Six Until Me vlogs about one of her oldest diabetes management tools – her stuffed animal, Kitty. She does not vlog in third person, but she writes video descriptions that way.
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