Nutrition and Health

Individuals with diabetes can better manage their blood glucose levels by changing the amount of fiber, protein, and fat they eat regularly. This article will discuss these three components of food in detail and will provide suggestions for recipes to he

Many educational resources are available for you and your family that address a wide variety of diabetes topics.

Dealing with diabetes symptoms during the holidays can be frustrating. This article provides practical tips to help you better manage your symptoms while enjoying the holiday season.

How eggs can be a part of a healthy diet.

Connecting with others can be an excellent way for you to find others who “get it” and understand the unique challenges associated with T1D. A community can be where you can get and give support, share practical strategies, and minimize isolation.

This article will guide individuals as they transition to gluten free eating. The content is based on research and personal report of experts in the field of food and nutrition.

Your gut microbiome is responsible for a wide variety of functions that contribute to overall health and may be linked to many chronic diseases including cancer, obesity, and cardiovascular disease.

Diet may impact Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms. Recommendations suggest anti-inflammatory, antioxidant-rich food choices. The Mediterranean or MIND diets may be of most benefit to patients. Research is ongoing for tailored dietary patterns.

This article explores how the body is affected by diabetes and the three types of diabetes.

How older adults can adopt healthy habits to maintain good health.

This article discusses different factors that contribute to selective eating in children with ASD and some strategies that may help expand food acceptance. Treatment for feeding problems in children with autism is based on the individual needs and abiliti

Learn how much and what kinds of protein will give you power to live your healthiest life.

Choosing foods that reduce inflammation may be the key to improving arthritis symptoms.

Do not let you or a family member having T1D keep you from doing what you love to do together. Just as you may already be learning, you may need to add a few steps before leaving the house.