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Good Acid, Bad Acid?
Several studies have shown that vinegar has glucose-lowering benefits. A new one suggests that acidic diets increase the risk of diabetes. What does this mean?
Vitamin D Decreases Pain in Type 2, Study Shows
Vitamin D lessens pain in women who have Type 2 diabetes and depression, according to new research…
The Diabetian Lens
I have a friend who’s a lawyer. I remember a conversation we had when she was still in law school. She said that what they were teaching her in law school wasn’t so much about information or content. Rather, they were teaching her how to view and understand the world through the lens of law…
Do You Eat Organ Meats?
All you Paleo diet fans out there, this one’s for you! I recently started eating organ meats twice a week. Although it hasn’t been easy, I feel stronger already…
Yearning for a Nap, but There’s Too Much to Do
May I take a nap now? It’s been busy around here. Real busy…
Calories: Do They Count?
I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday. No doubt, you enjoyed some familiar favorites: turkey, stuffing, gravy, potatoes…perhaps a slice of pie. And you probably thought, at least a little bit, about how much you were eating…
Scholarship Program for Type 1 Athletes
On World Diabetes Day, Phil Southerland, founder of the first all-diabetes professional cycling team, launched the Team Type 1 Foundation. The Foundation’s first US initiative is a scholarship program for college athletes who have Type 1 diabetes…
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