Over here at TCOYD we LOVE squash season! Delicata is a delicious winter squash with a mild flavor, making it incredibly versatile with many preparation and seasoning options. The skins are edible, which means they are easy to prep and enjoy.
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Traveling can be stressful enough without adding diabetes to the mix, but there’s one thing you can do to help make the experience as smooth as possible – plan ahead. Dr. Edelman shares some tips on how to make your travel experience the most worry-free it can be.
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TCOYD’s Diabetic Bartender created this delicious alternative to a sugary Moscow Mule, with only 118 calories and 4g of carbs.
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The only thing worse than being around a ton of candy at Halloween is being around annoying people who try to tell you that you SHOULDN’T eat all that candy at Halloween. So what’s a person to do? Dr. E has some great advice on how to enjoy the holiday while navigating the deluge of sweets and treats.
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This simple and eye-catching snack will perk up any party table, and it’s also easily transportable to refuel little ones when they’re dashing from door to door.
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Halloween often feels like the start of the holiday season in our office – decorations go up and candy comes in. This is the time of year when will power is put to the test, and sometimes we just want to indulge without a lot of aftermath. This cookie recipe comes from alldayidreamaboutfood.com, and these cookies have less than 3g of carb each and are chocolate and peanut butter perfection. Truly the only time you’ll be happy to see a spider in your kitchen!
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David Panzirer and the Helmsley Foundation are championing the use of CGM for people with diabetes. Join the movement and help spread the word about this amazing device in order to improve outcomes for more people with type 1 across the county.
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There are nine major types of oral medications in the U.S. for people living with type 2 diabetes. In this first article of a series, we’re focusing on sulfonylureas or SFUs, which are one of the oldest oral medications on the market.
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A new oral medication for T1D is awaiting FDA approval, and it’s shown fewer highs, fewer lows, and more predictable insulin dosing in recent studies.
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Determining if your health plan covers the therapy you need is important to managing your diabetes. If your health plan decided not to cover certain medications or aspects of your therapy, there’s still a chance you can get coverage. This guide was created to help you request access and understand your options.
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