Diabetics sought for oats trial - BBC News

Researchers are trying to better understand how eating porridge, oatcakes and muesli could help people with type 2 diabetes. Sixty volunteers are being sought to eat an oat-rich diet in trials funded by £200,000 from the Chief Scientist Office of ...

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New Website, MyFoodMyHealth, Helps People Manage Multiple Health ... - PR Newswire

NEW YORK, Jan. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- MyFoodMyHealth, Inc. today announced the launch of MyFoodMyHealth ( http://www.myfoodmyhealth.com ), a food and wellness website that provides healthy meal plans, flavorful recipes and online tools designed especially ...

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Tips for smart food choices - Reading Eagle

Here are some cost-saving shopping tips for a more healthy diet. Plan ahead: Invest 15 minutes a week to plan your menu and grocery shopping. Studies show that you pay more at a store when you aren't organized. Buy seasonally: Fresh produce purchased ...

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Diabetics: Keep carbs in line, especially at holidays - Baltimore Sun

Candy canes, pumpkin pie, mashed potatoes, oh my. Holiday treats can wreak havoc on anyone's diet plan, but for the approximately 23.6 million Americans with diabetes who are trying to maintain good glucose control, the festive season can be ...

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High-fat diet fights off beneficial gene variant - Newstrack India

Washington, Jan 7 (ANI): A gene variant, earlier known to protect people against weight gain and insulin resistance, could have an opposite effect in people who eat a high-fat diet and are heavier, according to a study on mice. The results indicated ...

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Doctor's Orders with Dr. Stephen Ponder - Corpus Christi Caller

Question: I'm an insulin-requiring diabetic. My blood sugar numbers are always high after I eat. Usually they run over 250 mg/dl or higher. I take fast acting insulin after each meal. I was taught to calculate the amount of insulin based on how much ...

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Insulin Pumps and Young Children - Medscape News

Editor's Note: This question applies to type 1 diabetes, and this Ask the Expert series focuses on the use of insulin in type 2 diabetes. However, we received so many versions of this question from readers that we asked one of our panelists to answer ...

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