In this workshop from our virtual conference August 1st, endocrinologist Dr. Schafer Boeder explains the benefits of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), the different types of systems available, and exciting advances coming down the pipeline.
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Gastroparesis is a condition that’s very common in people with diabetes. It occurs when your stomach takes too long to empty food and it can cause a lot of uncomfortable symptoms, but there are therapies and lifestyle adjustments that can help manage it.
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This low-carb recipe is a great protein-packed option for tacos. It uses lettuce wraps for tortillas so you can chow down on more than one and not worry about a carb-laden blood sugar spike.
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There seems to be some confusion and/or controversy on how often one should change the infusion line on an insulin pump. Dr. Edelman explains why timing is important and how it can affect insulin absorption.
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When 1 p.m. hits, you can find Dr. Edelman in the TCOYD office kitchen chopping up all the fixins for his famous mega salad. It’s full of crunch and color and a tasty way to get in the daily greens.
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When you deal with diabetes every day, it can make a big difference when you have people in your life giving you the support you need. But sometimes that support is the wrong kind. Here’s how to redirect efforts away from things that drive you crazy and toward actions that can really help.
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Maple chicken sausage is the key ingredient to this favorite breakfast staple of Dr. Edelman’s, and Egg Beaters keep it low cal, low fat, low carb, and low maintenance!
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Barbara Laskaris’ relationship with her father introduced her to TCOYD many years ago when she was looking for ways to help him with the challenges of living with diabetes. Seeing his struggle made her feel even more strongly about the importance of diabetes education. She’s now raising funds in his honor, and she shares the indelible legacy he’s left behind.
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Our CME program is in its 15th year, and its main focus is to help bridge the gap between patients and providers. We’ve joined forces with some great new organizations to provide even more CME opportunities that will continue to enhance patient outcomes.
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Many people with diabetes (both type 1 and type 2) seem to be susceptible to something called “frozen shoulder”. Dr. Edelman has been living with this painful condition for over a year, but physical therapy has worked wonders. Dr. E’s PT explains the causes of frozen shoulder and gives treatment options that can thaw the freeze to get you back on track.
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