Low Carb Diabetic Chocolate Mousse
Since we were just talking about chocolate recently, it seemed like a good idea to share a simple diabetic chocolate mousse recipe that’s not filled with sugar and you can safely eat. Yes, this …
Since we were just talking about chocolate recently, it seemed like a good idea to share a simple diabetic chocolate mousse recipe that’s not filled with sugar and you can safely eat. Yes, this …
The rich indulgent mouth feel of chocolate is something you either love or truly adore. So with prediabetes and type 2 diabetes, you may be wondering, can chocolate still be a part of your diet? The …
We hear a lot of hype about herbal remedies and their miraculous powers to treat every ailment, including the various benefits offered for the treatment of type 2 diabetes and prediabetes. And while …
There’s nothing quite like sitting down to a cup of hot herbal tea to calm the nerves and soothe the belly. But more than that, the many health benefits herbal tea provides is one very …
Skipping the animal products to eat a plant-based diet, is of course, your personal choice. But when it comes to a vegetarian diabetes diet, there are some important things you need to know to ensure …
Is there any fruit more distinctive-looking than the pineapple? Interestingly, it was named for its resemblance to a pine cone. And though it’s spiky, crazy-looking exterior can be harmful if …
It’s common to think that fruit and fruit juice is “healthy.” And because of that, a common question we get is: Is watermelon good for diabetes? While it’s true that fresh …
Bananas for diabetes. Are you curious to know whether they are a good or bad fruit to include in your diet? Glad you asked. Because while eating bananas are commonly thought of as being a …
Sweets and salty treats may be tasty, but there’s nothing like a little sour kick to brighten up any day! That’s where superstar sisters lemon and lime come in. These two citrus fruits originated in …
Type 2 diabetes statistics worldwide continue to mount to epidemic proportions. And it’s fair to say that type 2 diabetes is now one of the most common chronic diseases around the globe. And if …
If you look around for a green bean casserole recipe, you’ll find many contain all sorts of ingredients from condensed milk, to cream of mushroom soup, to bread crumbs, and more. And while all …
There are few things that scream ‘summer’ more than freshly picked raspberries. And incredibly, there are actually over 200 different species of raspberries themselves! They can be largely divided …
For our subscribers and members celebrating Thanksgiving shortly, pie is a frequent addition to the menu. Whether you’re attending an event elsewhere or hosting a celebration yourself, try our …
Sometimes, you do have to wonder just who picked vegetable names! Winter squash, while delicious and readily available during the winter, is actually harvested in the fall, so its name is a misnomer. …
Turmeric has an active component known as curcumin, a powerful antioxidant that helps with loads of things, including diabetes. And these wonderful benefits are exactly what we are going to explore …
Kathleen says: “I am unclear about net carbs vs total carbs. I eat a lot of veggies, which increases my total carbs to over 100 grams per day, but my net carbs are usually between 40-60. Should …
If you follow a healthy low carb diet, you’ll be eating a low GI diet and these two concepts combined are the perfect combination for people with diabetes or prediabetes. But, if you’re …
Alpha lipoic acid (ALA) is a powerful antioxidant organic compound that has some key benefits for managing type 2 diabetes mellitus and prediabetes. In general it’s a key player in a chemical …
Alfalfa and sprouts are much more than just sandwich or salad toppers. In fact, their use dates back 6000 years to Iranian and Chinese medicine. And in the 1700s, sprouts provided sailors with …
If you could turn your life around in as little as 30 days, would you be prepared to take action and do it? Today we’ve got a type 2 diabetes success story featuring an inspiring woman who took …
Tea drinking is one of those things that people have been doing for centuries, and for good reason. It provides health benefits, including for diabetes! Tea is made by combining cured leaves of the …
If you want to improve insulin sensitivity, the first step is to evaluate your diet and lifestyle habits. It’s here you’ll find the solution to prevent and reverse the consequences of …
Although bitter melon may be new to you, it’s been used as a diabetes treatment for high glucose levels for centuries in places like India, China, parts of Africa and South America. Bitter melon …
If you’re trying to control blood sugar levels it may seem as though there are limited diabetic drinks available. But in truth there are a wide range of safe options you can thoroughly enjoy. …
As its appearance reflects, the grapefruit is actually thought to be a hybrid between a pomelo and a sweet orange. The beautiful pink-fleshed citrus fruit is a low calorie breakfast staple for many. …
Many of us have romantic, idealized views of coconut – think, a tropical island and a whole lot of vacation! But of course, coconuts, along with all their byproducts are not just found in …
Radish is often seen as a salad topper, but many people don’t realize just how healthy this spicy, crunchy veggie actually is. Radish is a root vegetable that belongs to the same family as other …
Below is a summary of the American Diabetes Association (ADA) dietary treatment guidelines (Standards of Medical Care in Clinical Practice 2017) for adults with type 2 diabetes mellitus and how …
Sushi, salmon patties, or salmon fillets… Mmm… salmon is part of so many delicious dishes that most of us can’t help but smile when we think of the tasty fish. Salmon also has a rich …
You might be familiar with alternative sugars like stevia and splenda, but tagatose is a sugar substitute you might not have heard of. Or if you have heard of it, you may be wondering whether …
If you’re wondering is maple syrup ok for diabetics, the quick answer is, not really. Maple syrup is a sugar and like other sugars it is quickly taken up into the blood stream and can lead to …
Have you heard that monk fruit extract might be a good sweetener for type 2 diabetes? As it turns out, it actually is. So let’s learn more about it. What is Monk Fruit Extract? Monk fruit is a …
From juice to cider to all-American apple pie, apples can be found in many delicious (and popular) dishes. Over the years you’ve probably even heard the saying: “An apple a day keeps the …
Ah, strawberries – for a lot of us, these gorgeous, juicy red berries conjure up images of carefree summer days, picnics, and airy fruit desserts. Due to their red color and heart shape, …
Mmm, peaches… For many, this fuzzy yellow-orange stone fruit is the highlight of summer – and for good reason! Biting into a perfectly ripe peach on a sunny day and feeling the juice …
Blueberries are perhaps one of the most well-loved fruits of all time. From an icy cold whipped blueberry smoothie in the heat of summer to a yogurt and nut breakfast topped with the dark blue orbs, …
When many of us think of peas, we picture the unappetizing green mush we might have been served as a child. But peas are so much more than that and come in many different varieties. In particular, …
Pumpkin seeds, also known as pepitas, are a hallmark of trail mix and of many ‘healthy cereals.’ But a lot of people don’t know just how tasty they can be on their own. These charming, flat little …
We often get questions around what the best sweeteners are to eat when you have type 2 diabetes. This includes everything from regular sugar to honey to agave. But today we’re covering the …
Did you know that artichoke is one of the oldest foods known to man? This bright green veggie comes in about 140 different varieties, 40 of which are sold regularly. The globe artichoke, which is most …