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8 Super Healthy Bowl Food Recipes: Good for You and Your Blood Sugar

8 Super Healthy Bowl Food Recipes: Good for You and Your Blood Sugar

From noodle bowls to burrito bowls, these tasty meals are easy to make, good for using up all kinds of leftovers in fresh, new ways and—best of all—they’ll help keep your blood sugar steady.
June 07, 2018
The bowl food trend in healthy eating is also diabetes-friendly. Here are 8 delicious, nutritious recipes to help keep your blood sugar steady.
7 Hearty, Diabetes-Friendly Breakfasts Created by A Nutritionist Who Has Type 1

7 Hearty, Diabetes-Friendly Breakfasts Created by A Nutritionist Who Has Type 1

Growing up in a Mexican household meant enjoying large meals in the morning. Here's why I continue this delicious tradition plus my favorite morning menus. What I eat may surprise you!
May 31, 2018
7hearty, diabetes-friendly breakfast menus created by a nutritionist who lives with type 1 diabetes.
For Weight Loss and Better Glucose Control Eat a Big Breakfast

For Weight Loss and Better Glucose Control Eat a Big Breakfast

New research suggests that eating a big breakfast and a small dinner beats six small meals for weight loss and blood sugar control.
May 31, 2018
High-Protein Vegetarian Meals: 6 Diabetes-Friendly Options

High-Protein Vegetarian Meals: 6 Diabetes-Friendly Options

A plant-based diet can be a smart choice for people with diabetes. These options are loaded with protein, contain healthy fats and nutritious carbohydrates. Try one for breakfast, lunch or dinner today!
May 17, 2018
Six single-serving vegetarian recipe ideas that are good for diabetes and loaded with protein, too.
Why You Should Go Nuts for Nuts if You Have Diabetes

Why You Should Go Nuts for Nuts if You Have Diabetes

Here's why you should add nuts to your daily diet. Plus, a one day, diabetes-friendly guide to make your menu nuttier.
April 19, 2018
Prebiotics & Probiotics: Good Bugs For Preventing and Treating Diabetes
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Prebiotics & Probiotics: Good Bugs For Preventing and Treating Diabetes

Gastrointestinal problems ranging from bloating to chronic constipation to stomach-paralyzing gastroparesis are all potential complications of diabetes. The same beneficial bacteria found in prebiotic and probiotic foods that can help alleviate these conditions may also resolve other issues directly associated with high blood sugar, insulin resistance and other conditions directly associated with diabetes. 1,2

April 04, 2018
Bacteria found in probiotic foods may resolve issues associated with high blood sugar, insulin resistance, and other conditions associated with diabetes.
Tart Cherry: Can the Latest Super Juice Improve Your Blood Sugar?

Tart Cherry: Can the Latest Super Juice Improve Your Blood Sugar?

Drinking tart cherry juice has been linked to some significant health benefits including helping your body lower blood sugar more effectively after a meal.
March 15, 2018
Studies have revealed at least eight major health benefits to be gained from drinking tart cherry juice, and some are directly related to diabetes.
Pasta and Diabetes: 5 Healthy Ways to Eat Pasta

Pasta and Diabetes: 5 Healthy Ways to Eat Pasta

Here's how to put some pasta on your plate without sending your blood sugars soaring!
February 22, 2018
Yes, you can eat pasta if you have diabetes. Here are 5 healthy ways to incorporate it in a blood-sugar friendly way
How to Eat Rice and Beans When You Have Diabetes

How to Eat Rice and Beans When You Have Diabetes

Unfortunately, Hispanics are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes than the rest of the population. If you're Hispanic like I am, you probably love your rice, beans, and guacamole. Having diabetes doesn't mean you have to give them up.
February 15, 2018
Being Hispanics increases your risk of developing type 2 diabetes. But it doesn't mean you have to give up cultural favorites like rice and beans. Here's what you need to know.
Soda and Diabetes: Why You Need to Kick the Habit

Soda and Diabetes: Why You Need to Kick the Habit

It's important to be aware of your beverage choices since the average 12-ounce can of cola contains 155 calories and 37 g, or about 3 tablespoons, of sugar. Over time that plays a role in how well you manage your diabetes as well as your overall health.
January 18, 2018
Research suggests a connection between the rise in soda consumption and the obesity epidemic. Here's what you need to know to kick an unhealthy soda habit.
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