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Free Diabetes Grocery Store Tours

Free Diabetes Grocery Store Tours

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If you’re living with diabetes, you know that, in addition to getting regular physical activity, monitoring your blood sugar, and taking your medicines as prescribed, eating a healthy diet is an important part of controlling the condition.

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To help you make good food choices, free Eating Healthy with Diabetes™ grocery store tours are being conducted at select supermarkets in various locations around the country during March and April. The program begins with health tips from a pharmacist, followed by a 90-minute guided walking tour of the store led by the pharmacist and a registered dietitian. The experts will share tips on how to read food labels, calculate carbohydrate servings, and make healthier meal choices.

Space in the program is limited. To learn about free Eating Healthy With Diabetes™ grocery store tours available in your area, and to register, click here or call (877) 728-6655.

This blog entry was written by Senior Digital Editor Diane Fennell.

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