Shakshuka is a dish common in Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and North African regions where eggs are cooked in a deliciously seasoned tomato sauce. This version uses an electric pressure cooker for a fast, one-pot meal.
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On April 30, 2019, the Behavioral Diabetes Institute will start a new program for people living in San Diego with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes, who are feeling frustrated, tired, or overwhelmed with diabetes, struggling with how to fit diabetes into their lives, disappointed in their results, or feeling that family and friends don’t seem to understand. Learn practical strategies and new ways to face the challenges that diabetes can bring.
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A light and fruity drink that’s refreshing on a hot evening or perfect for Sunday brunch.
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Dr. Edelman’s 90-year-old mom (the short one) wrote this article with her friend Soni, who was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes later in life. Getting type 2 and taking control of it gave Soni new energy, new clothes and a new flame!
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There are a lot of misconceptions around DKA, or diabetic ketoacidosis. It’s a common but very serious acute complication that develops when someone who is insulin dependent loses access to insulin (your pump line falls out, etc). Drs. Edelman and Pettus explain the causes, symptoms, and treatment.
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Cauliflower rice is an easy-to-make low carb rice substitute, and stores now even sell the “rice” prepackaged. Adding soy sauce and frozen veggies to the mix turns it into a healthy side dish with a tasty Asian flair.
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Sauteed kale is a simple, nutritious and delicious side dish that can be enjoyed with any type or protein (fish, chicken, steak, tempeh, tofu). The coconut aminos and sesame seed seasoning blend add a light and flavorful twist.
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Why should burrito bowls have all the fun? Introducing the pizza bowl! All the flavors you love in pizza with the higher-fiber and healthier nutrition of spaghetti squash. Still comfort food, still satisfying, but without the spikes in blood sugar.
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Eating disorders among adolescent and young adult women with diabetes are twice as high as in their non-diabetic peers, but it’s still not a widely discussed issue. Former ADA youth spokesman Quinn Nystrom speaks openly about her struggle with an eating disorder after her type 1 diagnosis.
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The newest classes of diabetes meds to treat type 2 are pulling more than double duty, helping to better control blood sugars, protect the heart, lower body weight and prevent chronic kidney disease.
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