Test strips, lancets, and medications can be expensive. Unfortunately, I see many people who pay full price for these items because they think their insurance won't provide coverage. More »
Estimates are that only five percent of Americans get enough fiber in their diet. We all should eat more fiber, but this is especially true for people with diabetes. More »
One of the most common question I hear from my clients is, "Why is my glucose high in the morning when I haven't eaten for hours?" More »
March is National Nutrition Month and its theme this year is “Get Your Plate in Shape.” National Nutrition Month is a campaign launched each year in March by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, More »
Metformin is one of the most commonly prescribed oral medications for type 2 diabetes. More »
I’m sure you have seen lists of “superfoods” here and there in the media. More »
Do you test for ketones? If not, you could be missing out on a simple test that can let you know if your diabetes is not controlled or if you're getting sick. More »
As American Heart Month comes to an end, it is important to remember that heart disease is the number-one killer for women. More »
If you have high blood pressure and diabetes, you are not alone. It's estimated that two of every three people with diabetes have high blood pressure. More »
Merely knowing your blood glucose numbers isn't enough to safeguard your health. More »