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Do You Have a “Leaky Gut”?
“Leaky gut” doesn’t have a whole lot to do with diabetes, but it’s a condition that is becoming more and more commonly recognized by both alternative and traditional medicinal practitioners, so it’s something that you may want to familiarize yourself with…
Deen Reveals Type 2 Diabetes: Criticism Abounds
There are 300 recipes for macaroni and cheese on the Food Network’s Web site. But people are only complaining about Paula Deen cooking starch- and fat-laden foods. Why? Unless you live in a cave, you probably heard last week that Deen was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes…
At Risk for Stroke? Diet Can Help
According to the National Stroke Association, stroke, or “brain attack” is the third leading cause of death in the United States. But you might consider some of the following dietary steps, which may help you lower your risk of stroke…
Foodies Unite: Food Trends for 2012
If you describe yourself as a foodie, or even if you don’t, but you still are interested in food and nutrition, you might be curious about food trends for 2012…
Cereal: It’s What’s for Breakfast…or Lunch, or Dinner
Raise your hand if you currently eat or have ever eaten cereal. I wouldn’t be surprised if most of you raised your hand. Back in 2005, Good Morning America conducted a poll and found that 60% of Americans eat breakfast, and of those 60%, about 40% eat either hot or cold cereal. If you’re a Seinfeld fan, you probably remember the episode when Jerry’s girlfriend ate cereal for all three meals…
To Detox or Not?
The holidays are over. You survived Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, New Year’s… Perhaps you indulged yourself a bit too much and now your waistband is a smidge too tight. Or maybe you just feel tired and bloated from too much rich, fatty food and holiday spirits. Perhaps your blood glucose levels are running higher than usual…
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