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How to Cook for the Person with Diabetes
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How to Cook for the Person with Diabetes

Cooking for the Family The support of a loving family is one of the most important elements of successfully controlling diabetes, especially in terms of food preparation. Whoever cooks for…
Posted by Leona Kesler December 29, 2017
How to Learn about Diabetes as a Parent
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How to Learn about Diabetes as a Parent

Parents' primary jobs are to learn enough about the disease in or­der to care for their children, keep them safe, and teach them how to grow up to be good…
Posted by Andrew Reinert September 8, 2017
How to Cook with Sugars and Sugar Substitutes for People with Diabetes
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How to Cook with Sugars and Sugar Substitutes for People with Diabetes

The latest American Diabetes Association nutritional guide­lines allow sugars (table sugar, brown sugar, honey, and molasses, for example) as part of the total carbohydrate in a diabetes meal plan. Although…
Posted by Leona Kesler August 28, 2017
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Tell Your Child about Diabetes

You were probably floored when you found out that your child has diabetes. When you recovered from the shock, you may have experienced plenty of other emotions: anger, guilt, fear,…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 19, 2010
Posted inFamily & Relationships

How to Take Care of Your Foot When You Have Diabetes

Foot complications are common among diabetics, especially Type I. In addition to problems arising from peripheral neuropa­thy, there are other causes: There is a greater tendency toward blocked blood vessels,…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 19, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Stay in the Military If You Have Diabetes

The military is a tough nut to crack. Although the actual rules about diabetics in the military have eased somewhat, you still may not enlist if you already have the…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 19, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Prevent Kidney Problems When You Have Diabetes

Diabetic nephropathy, or disease of the kidneys, is caused by a mechanism similar to that of diabetic retinopathy: damage to blood vessels and nephrons as a result of long-term high…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 19, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Deal with Women Sexual Dysfunctions Caused by Diabetes

Menstruation Some diabetic women experience a rise in blood glucose two to four days before their menstrual period. This increase is due to elevated levels of estrogen and progesterone, probably…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
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How to Deal with Men’s Sexual Dysfunctions Caused by Diabetes

Impotence Many men are more afraid of the possibility of impotence than they are of the side effects of diabetes. Impotence, defined as the inability to achieve or sustain an…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Deal with Emotional Factors of Childhood Diabetes

Childhood diabetes has been described as feeling like a bomb that goes off in a family. In some respects this is an apt description be­cause lives are forever altered and…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Deal with Diabetes with Intensive Therapy

Intensive diabetes therapy is an at­tempt to imitate the way a normal pancreas responds to the body's need for insulin. It involves frequent blood glucose testing (four or five times…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Deal with Adolescence with Diabetes

This is the time when children will begin to accept full re­sponsibility for managing their diabetes. A young person with a driver's license, a pack of college applications in a…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Cope with Job Discrimination When You Have Diabetes

Legally, you cannot be discriminated against because you have diabetes. Legally, you cannot be discriminated against be­cause of your gender or religion. But legal restrictions have about as much to…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Cope with Stress When You Have Diabetes

When you begin to feel stressed about your diabetes, think about how much of what you are feeling is necessary and how much is not. It is natural to experience…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Deal with Diabetes and Depression

When anger, grief, and denial are directed inward, they can turn into energy-sapping depression. Not only is this not helpful, it can be debilitating. You need all the strength you…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Deal with Diabetes during Pregnancy

Although pregnant women with diabetes are considered high risk, their survival rate and that of their infants is the same as nondia-betic women. There are, however, things about which diabetic…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Control Diabetes without Fear

Uncontrolled diabetes really is something to be scared of. It's a serious, potentially fatal disease. If you don't take care of your­self and learn to control the disease, some pretty…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Control Diabetes with Physical Activity

Many people hate the word "exercise." It conjures up images of sweat-soaked young women—with great figures, skin-tight leo­tards, and pert little ponytails—prancing around a mirrored room to loud music. Or…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Choose Your Physical Activities for Diabetes

Do activities you like, or at least the ones you hate the least, while getting the most benefit from them. The best type of exercise for a diabetic is one…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010
Posted inHealth & Personal Care

How to Balance Carbohydrates with Diabetes

Carbohydrates, which are composed of a variety of sugar molecules, are known as sugars and starches and are the body's major source of energy. In addition, carbohydrates build and re­pair…
Posted by Andrew Reinert February 18, 2010

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