This session was from our "Still Home for the Holidays" virtual conference on 12-11-21. Chef Robert Lewis led a cooking demo on how to make a few delicious, festive, and low carb dishes for the holidays. Then Dr. E and Dr. P played bartender and showed us how to get into the “spirits” of the holidays without wreaking havoc on A1cs.

Speakers: Chef Robert Lewis; Steven V. Edelman, MD; and Jeremy Pettus, MD

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We have honed in grocery shopping tips for T1D. Play along with our carb counting game and learn from our top diabetes dietitian how to make the best choices when it comes to diabetes and food.

Featuring: Steven V Edelman, MD, Jeremy Pettus, MD, and Adriana Valencia, RD, CDCES

From TCOYD's ONE conference on 10-16-21.

If you’ve sworn off pizza because it wreaks havoc on your blood sugars, don’t delete Domino’s from your dinner rotation just yet. Dr. E. and Dr. P. tried two different ways to stay in range after eating three pieces of pepperoni pie, and the results may surprise you. Dr. P. used a detailed and predetermined math calculation, and Dr. E. went with the WAG method - Wild Ass Guess. How'd they do?

#type1diabetes #diabetesandpizza #bloodsugarbattle

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Some people think “diet” automatically means “blech” when it comes to low calorie drinks, but we’ve come a long way since Tab and Fresca. Dr. E shares 10 diabetes-friendly beverages, from his favorite new flavored water to the drink Dr. P drives miles for on the reg. Save your carbs for donuts, and sip on these instead!

#dietdrinks #diabetes #diabetesdiet

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Host Alex Trebek (R.I.P.) can’t be topped, but Jeremy is going to try his best to walk in his shoes and host this Diabetes Edition Jeopardy Game. We are pitting our three top diabetes experts together. We hope you play along at home and have fun while learning new things along the way. (From our virtual "Back to School" conference on 8/7/21).

Host:
Jeremy Pettus, MD
Endocrinologist, Director of Type 1 Track and Professional Medical Education at TCOYD; Associate Professor of Medicine, UCSD School of Medicine, Living Well with T1D

Contestants:
Steven V. Edelman, MD; Endocrinologist, Founder & Director TCOYD; Professor of Medicine, UCSD School of Medicine, VA Medical Center San Diego; Living Well with T1D

Tricia Santos, MD, Endocrinologist, Type 2 Track Co-Director for TCOYD; Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine, UCSD School of Medicine

Schafer Boeder, MD, Endocrinologist, Type 2 Track Co-Director for TCOYD; Assistant Professor of Medicine, UCSD School of Medicine

This lecture was from our virtual "Back to School" conference on 8/7/21.

This is one class you don’t want to fail at. Skipping class and cheating may seem cool, but when it comes to diabetes management, the quality of your life depends on your attendance. In this case it’s okay to be a nerd; your eyes, kidneys, heart, friends and family will all thank you for your diligence in learning all you can on this topic. Professor Pettus will be handing out A’s and hopefully lower A1c (if all class work is applied) to all who attend.

Speaker: Jeremy Pettus, MD
Endocrinologist, Director of Type 1 Track and Professional Medical Education at TCOYD; Associate Professor of Medicine, UCSD School of Medicine, Living Well with T1D

Learn about complex food dosing for when you go out to eat, especially when you’re traveling and might be eating more meals with carbs, fat, and dessert than normal. Let’s be prepared to keep our sugars from spiking too high when we bite into our first Hula Pie and sip our first Mai Tai of the year…hmmm actually…decade!!! Yes, you are going to want to know these tips.

Speaker: Adriana Valencia, RD, CDCES

#diabetes #type1diabetes #timeinrange

Steve and Jeremy eat three donuts in a 15-minute time span to see if they can keep their blood sugars in range (between 70-180mg/dL). They each try a different technique…Steve uses ultra-rapid-acting insulin with a pre-bolus, and Jeremy uses inhaled insulin Afrezza. Please keep in mind we are not advocating that anyone eat three donuts at a time, but this experiment demonstrates that, with the right tools and education, you can eat your favorite foods in moderation while living with diabetes.

The video Jeremy references about Afrezza can be found here:
Inhaled Insulin: If You're Too High, Take a Hit of This
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hej7L4BiVUM&t=4s

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This video throwback was recorded in 2015, but Dr. E's advice still holds. It’s important to consider both carbs and calories when making food choices to support diabetes management, and here he shares some of his favorite foods and meal ideas that are filling, easy to prep, and check the boxes of low carb/low cal.

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Dr. E. and Dr. P. offered themselves up as “test dummies” to discover the effects of alcohol on their blood sugars. Learn through their trials how to drink safely, and learn what to outright avoid!

#alcoholanddiabetes #diabetesdrinkingexperiment #alcoholandbloodsugars

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Chef Lewis shares his recipes, tips, tidbits and humorous anecdotes about cooking delicious and nutritious diabetes-friendly meals. (Chef Robert Lewis) - TCOYD Virtual Diabetes Conference and Health Fair 2020

Do any of these diets really work? Are some better for stabilizing blood sugars, helping with weight management, and are kinder on your heart? Find out the facts from fiction with evidence-based studies on diet and T1D.
(Jennifer Troupe, RD, CDE, BC-ADM) - TCOYD Virtual ONE 2020

After-meal highs are super common and can be a real pain. Too often we combat these highs with a rage bolus and then go too low. Provided in this session are some useful tips and tricks to avoid going high, so you stay sane, and in control. (Gary Scheiner, MS, CDE) - TCOYD Virtual ONE 2020

If you know someone living with diabetes and you'd like some ideas on how to support them a little better, here are some examples of what to do, and what NOT to do, when you go out to dinner.

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.

The Keto Diet is a hot trend and lots of people are having amazing weight loss results with it. Dietitian Adriana Valencia explains exactly what it is, how it's different than Atkins or Paleo, and whether or not it's safe for people with diabetes.

Everyone with type 1 has done it - you get low in the middle of the night and you're so hungry you eat everything in sight. Here's a tip from Type 1 endo Dr. Jeremy Pettus on how to keep those nighttime blood sugar rollercoasters under control.

You don't have to stop eating the foods you like when you go out to eat, but a little pre-planning and a little extra testing will help you stay on track without your blood sugars going too high or too low.

If you're able to follow a pretty diabetes-friendly way of eating during the day, but as soon as the sun goes down your will power goes down with it, here's a great tip from diabetes psychologist Dr. Bill Polonsky.

For many people with diabetes, managing food choices during the day is easy, but when the sun goes down, look out! Sometimes you just want to eat everything in the house! Dr. Bill Polonsky has a solution to what we call the "werewolf syndrome".

It may seem like sugar free candy would be a good choice if you have diabetes, but you have to be careful. Some of these types of candies still have sugar alcohols which will still make your blood sugar rise.

Fiber is a type of carbohydrate, but it's not absorbed into your body the same way a typical carbohydrate (rice, bread, fruit, etc) is, so you can actually subtract it from your total carb intake.

When you're serving up dinner or treating yourself to a little snack, do you ever think about the size of the spoon or plate you're using? Dr. Edelman and Dr. Polonski discuss influences we may not even be aware of that affect our food choices, and share tips on how you can use your environment to support your health!

Dr. Edelman speaks with Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator Adriana Valencia about various types of artificial sweeteners and how to select which one is best for you.

Registered Dietician and CDE Adriana Valencia explains the difference between good fats and bad fats and how we can still have tons of flavor in our food with WAY less fat!

Tips for controlling late night eating