We’ve ditched the bun and added greens and guac for two delectable ways to showcase a new addition to the burger family.
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Xeris just released the Gvoke HypoPen™, the first autoinjector glucagon pen to treat severe hypoglycemia. Easy to use and convenient to transport anywhere, it’s peace of mind in your pocket.
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Dr. Edelman is proud of the “fasting” he does between breakfast and his mid-morning snack, but that’s not technically what we mean when it comes to intermittent fasting.
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There may not be a more perfect marriage in food heaven than smooth, rich chocolate and thick, creamy peanut butter. With only six ingredients and no baking, the hardest part is waiting for them to chill.
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Dr. Edelman offers a solution for “Foot to Floor” phenomenon, which is a very common situation in people with diabetes who are on insulin, and occurs when blood sugars rise upon waking.
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A high rep workout uses resistance training to put your muscles to work while keeping your heart rate up. It’s great for all fitness levels because exercises can be easily modified, AND it can help improve the way your body uses insulin.
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This healthy broccoli salad is loaded with crunchy fresh veggies and salty sunflower seeds. It makes the perfect sweet and savory side dish for any occasion.
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Our 14th Annual Diabetes Forum featured engaging and informative panel discussions from the world’s leading diabetes experts, and highlighted the latest developments in diabetes care from ADA’s Scientific Sessions.
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Dr. Edelman and diabetes have been together for 50 years now and like any long relationship, they’ve had their ups and downs. But one thing is for certain – diabetes has had in incredibly powerful, positive and profound impact on Dr. Edelman’s life, as well as the hundreds of thousands of lives he’s touched.
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Did you know that certain aspects of type 2 diabetes can change over time? Even if you’ve had years of great blood sugar control, you still may need to make some medication adjustments down the road, and that’s totally normal.
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