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“Childhood abuse, parental mental illness raise risk for type 2 diabetes in adulthood” Preventing diabetes starts with protecting our most vulnerable population, our children. Childhood trauma, including sexual, physical and … Continue reading “Childhood abuse, parental mental illness raise risk for type 2 diabetes in adulthood”
Holiday Survival Guide-10 Steps To Success >> Even when everything goes according to plan, the holiday season can be stressful. We get out of our usual rhythms of sleep and … Continue reading Holiday Survival Guide – 10 Steps to Success
World Diabetes Day Celebrates Dr. Banting and the Discovery of Insulin During a hot summer in 1921, Dr.Banting secured space to test out his theory in the University of Toronto. … Continue reading Discovery of Insulin – World Diabetes Day
October 29th – World Stroke Day “I never thought I could have a stroke, but I did! Let’s share these signs with our community. Early recognition and treatment saves lives. … Continue reading October 29th – World Stroke Day!
New Knowledge Byte A Harvard doctor says these are the best exercises for your body Here at Diabetes Education Services, we walk on a treadmill desk and do strength training … Continue reading “A Harvard doctor says these are the best exercises for your body”
International Girl’s Day – October 11th Here at Diabetes Education Services we believe in female empowerment and want to do everything we can to support the growth and well-being of our … Continue reading International Girl’s Day – October 11th
Victoza FDA approved to reduce heart attack and stroke! This medication update is available on our “Injectables that Lower Glucose” PocketCard. You can download all of course medication PocketCards here: To … Continue reading Victoza FDA approved to reduce heart attack and stroke!
The two most common sugars added to foods are sucrose (white table sugar) and High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS). From a biochemistry standpoint, these disaccharides are broken down into a … Continue reading Sucrose and High Fructose Corn Syrup