By: Sofia Sepulveda A recent study by the Department of Pediatrics and Child Health has found that breastfeeding has a major impact on the kind of gut bacteria that a baby … Continue reading Breast milk feeds good gut bacteria and reduces obesity
World Breastfeeding Week | August 1st – 7th, 2018 Here at Diabetes Education Services, we are excited to celebrate “World Breastfeeding Week” for so many reasons! … Continue reading Happy World Breastfeeding Week!
At Diabetes Ed Services, we are passionate about getting the word out on sugar! We even created a “Joy of Six” campaign, to raise awareness on the health risks of … Continue reading “Parents Aren’t Always Good Judges of Their Kids’ Sugar Intake”
Full-fat dairy is typically thought of as being detrimental to health due to the high content of saturated fats. However, a new study begins to question this commonly known ideology. … Continue reading “Full-fat dairy may actually benefit heart health”
Test your knowledge by clicking here. This weeks question reflects the new ADA Guidelines for Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes. And we invite you to join our newly updated webinar on … Continue reading Question of the Week – CV Disease and Diabetes
In healthy individuals, wounds can heal fairly quickly and easily due to our bodies natural ability to continuously produce new cells. Wounds that involve medical intervention, such as decubutis ulcers, … Continue reading “Nutrition tips to promote wound healing”
The Mediterranean diet is one of the few diets that has actually shown positive effects in decreasing likelihood of developing diabetes and other health-related issues. New information from the … Continue reading “Childhood Obesity is High in Home of Mediterranean Diet”
There is plenty of research linking dark chocolate to overall heart health and immunity. However, a recent study from the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonia, Texas is … Continue reading “A bit of dark chocolate might sweeten your vision”