JAMA Internal Medicine—a peer-reviewed medical journal by the American Medical Association—recently published the results of an independent study that was conducted over a 46-month period. The Norfolk Diabetes Prevention Study (NDPS) investigated the effects of group-based lifestyle intervention (with or without the support (advice) of lay lifestyle volunteers with Type 2 diabetes) to prevent the progression of Type 2 diabetes among a high-risk glycemic population. READ THE FULL ARTICLE Results of the Study Lifestyle intervention (with or without support volunteers) significantly reduced the 2-year risk of type 2 diabetes by 40% - 47%. For every 11 participants treated, 1 diabetes...
To cut down on carbs without sacrificing the joy of the meal, follow these tips for a low-carb Thanksgiving.
These strategies for a low-carb Thanksgiving will help you cut back on carbohydrates, while still enjoying your meal. Consider a Thanksgiving food list that tastes delicious.
We’re celebrating National Diabetes Awareness Month by offering simple next steps for those who just received a diabetes diagnosis. You’re not alone if you just received a diabetes diagnosis. Celebrate National Diabetes Awareness Month by getting in the know about how to take care of your health.
A prediabetes or diabetes diagnosis doesn’t mean you need to change everything about your lifestyle overnight. Learn a few small steps to take to set you in the direction of success.
When you’re looking for quick, no-fuss snacks, nuts offer everything you need in a wholesome handful. Here’s why you should add them to your grocery list.
To find low-carb snacks, low-sugar bars, and the best snacks for people living with diabetes, you have to decode a food label. These dietitian-approved tricks will help you do just that.
