Halloween is a time for all to have fun, and it can be done with or without sweets. You can enjoy your favorite candy, or make your own Halloween treats. It’s all about portion sizes and self-control. Read on to learn how to avoid the highs, and find some sweet recipes for this Halloween.
It’s important for those with diabetes to manage their cholesterol and avoid complications like heart attack and stroke. You can manage cholesterol in quite a few different ways, including medicine, diet, and exercise.
Healthy dinners that are diabetes-friendly, and the best part…include minimal to no cooking at all! From focusing on the greens to just having you feel full, to having more colors and nutrients on your plate, we’ve got you covered!
Everyone loves to have fun on the weekend especially when there is a game coming up. It can be hard to not spike your blood sugars at tailgating events like this, so read on to learn our best tips on choosing healthy options and still having a great time.
Diets & calorie counting is a thing of the past! Traditional diets may not work for everyone; so why not try a new and exciting kind of plan that is healthy, has weight-loss results, and is easy to adjust to?
Knowing how to read a nutrition label is the first step to healthy eating. Read on to learn what food swaps you can make for your pantry essentials to start becoming a healthier YOU.
Being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and needing to change some aspects of your life can be hard, but we at Iowa Diabetes are here to help. Read on to learn some tips on making the right kind of change, and to gain motivation.
It’s important for everyone to eat breakfast, especially those with diabetes. Eating breakfast can help manage sugars, decrease risks for certain diseases, and give you lots of energy throughout the day. Included are some delicious and healthy breakfast recipes to motivate you to not skip this morning meal.
