Welcome back into our lives, noodles…oh how we’ve missed you. This lightened up version of traditional Pad Thai is made with 100% veggie “pasta”, keeping our hearts and blood sugars happy.
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Despite their name, sugar alcohols can’t get you tipsy. They’re a type of artificial sweetener with a lower glycemic index than sugar and other sweeteners. RD and T1D Dana Palermo explains the differences in more detail, and offers advice on which is best for people with diabetes.
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Who doesn’t like the rich, decadent flavor combo of hazelnut and chocolate? This easy, kid-friendly treat is a nod to Nutella and adds sweet orange zest and a sprinkle of sea salt for the perfect finish.
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Cauliflower and onion are the stars of the show, with curry, turmeric and garlic playing important supporting roles in this simple but heart-warming soup.
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We couldn’t wait until the COVID-19 vaccines arrived, but now that they are here, we have questions. Are they safe? Will they affect people with diabetes differently? Can you be a carrier for COVID-19 even after you get vaccinated? Dr. E. and Dr. P. answer the most commonly asked questions about the current U.S. options from Moderna and Pfizer.
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Who do you relate to more when it comes to diabetes management? An angel who follows the recommended guidelines (Jeremy/Gallant), or a stubborn hellion easily influenced by temptation (Steve/Goofus)? Check out some of these scenarios from Dr. E. and see if you are who you think you are.
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In many ways 2020 was one big blooper overall, but Steve and Jeremy made it fun creating skits for our virtual events. See what didn’t make the cut in our never-before-seen blooper reel!
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A top-notch medical team led by endocrinologist Dr. Justin Gregory, and with our own Drs. Pettus and Boeder, wanted to know how people with T1D infected with COVID-19 did in terms of complications and hospitalizations compared to people with type 2 diabetes or no diabetes at all.
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Researchers from the University of Northern Colorado studied the relationship between humor and diabetes and whether or not it can affect A1c. Spoiler alert: their study provides a legit excuse to binge-watch your favorite funny guilty pleasures – for your health.
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If you can’t fly to Hawaii just yet, bring paradise into your kitchen with this colorful blend of hearty veggies and tender poke. If you aren’t a poke person you can easily swap in your favorite protein, or leave it out for a vegetarian bowl.
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