Book Reviews
There are many books published about diabetes and diabetes management. These book reviews can help give you an idea of what is available to assist you on your quest for resources and information.
Clean Eating Magazine Makes Sense Out of the Nonsense
Clean Eating magazine can help you separate good sense from the nonsense.
Clean Eating magazine can help you separate good sense from the nonsense.
Eat This, Not That! Guides You Through Nutritional Landmines
Eat This, Not That! is a great guide for making healthy food choices, no matter where you're dining. The book offers suggestions for swapping high fat, high calorie choices for more healthy ones when ordering restaurant meals, buying groceries, celebrating traditional holidays, buying food for kids or sipping beverages.
Eat This, Not That! is a great guide for making healthy food choices, no matter where you're dining. The book offers suggestions for swapping high fat, high calorie choices for more healthy ones when ordering restaurant meals, buying groceries, celebrating traditional holidays, buying food for kids or sipping beverages.
Book Review: Charting a Course to Wellness
Graham Kerr is a television chef who is well-known for his show, [i]The Galloping Gourmet[/i]. He has written 26 cookbooks and introduced [i]Charting a Course to Wellness[/i] in 2004. His mission was to create a book that focused on eating well with diabetes and heart disease.
Graham Kerr is a television chef who is well-known for his show, [i]The Galloping Gourmet[/i]. He has written 26 cookbooks and introduced [i]Charting a Course to Wellness[/i] in 2004. His mission was to create a book that focused on eating well with diabetes and heart disease.
Book Review: Know Your Numbers, Outlive Your Diabetes
What if you could pinpoint the five most important health basics to master so that you could live a long and healthy life with diabetes? "Know Your Numbers, Outlive Your Diabetes" by Dr. Richard Jackson and journalist Amy Tenderich, recommends keeping good diabetes control by staying on top of your A1C, blood pressure, lipids, microalbumin levels and eye health.
What if you could pinpoint the five most important health basics to master so that you could live a long and healthy life with diabetes? "Know Your Numbers, Outlive Your Diabetes" by Dr. Richard Jackson and journalist Amy Tenderich, recommends keeping good diabetes control by staying on top of your A1C, blood pressure, lipids, microalbumin levels and eye health.