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Newer insulins key for type two diabetes - Great Falls Tribune

Newer insulins key for type two diabetes Great Falls Tribune For type two (adult onset) diabetics, I prefer to prescribe a long-acting insulin, for example Lantus, to control the bulk of blood sugar. Blood sugar swings as a result of eating are best handled with fast-acting insulin, such as Novolog. and more »

A new recipe for Deen's cuisine - San Francisco Chronicle

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A new recipe for Deen's cuisine San Francisco Chronicle Anonymous / AP Paula Deen has a chance to set a good example with choices about her diet. "Might as well eat that cookie." So reads celebrity chef and out-of-the-closet diabetic Paula Deen's "six word memoir" in O, the Oprah magazine. Diabetes prevention through a healthy vegan lifestyleExaminer.com Hey, Paula Deen, check out this successful recipe: Tigard man turns his ...OregonLive.com Southern cook recommends moderation, ya'llThe People-Sentinel all 456 news articles »

Recommended NonFiction: FDR and the Supreme Court, Our Medical Care Mess ... - Tucson Citizen

Recommended NonFiction: FDR and the Supreme Court, Our Medical Care Mess ... Tucson Citizen For example, while sharing a meal in a restaurant with a friend we were interrupted by a series of his phone calls. After about the third call, I excused myself and left. If my company was not as important as his telephone calls, I had other things to ... and more »

2 Shocking Things You Should Know About the Glycemic Index - MSN Health & Fitness

2 Shocking Things You Should Know About the Glycemic Index MSN Health & Fitness A. The glycemic index is an estimation of how eating a specific food will affect a person's blood sugar. A simple carbohydrate food, such as a doughnut, a slice of watermelon, a sports drink or a baked potato, is considered to have a high glycemic ... and more »

Is it time to regulate sugar? - MinnPost.com (blog)

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Is it time to regulate sugar? MinnPost.com (blog) That highly provocative argument is certainly not one that food manufacturers, particularly those making sugary soft drinks, want to hear. In fact, I'm not sure it's one that consumers want to hear — not when the average American devours 20 teaspoons ... and more »