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Earth Day 2008 – How Can Diabetics Help?

Posted in Technorati, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, advocacy, alkaline food, alternative medicine, business, children, cooking, detoxify, diabetes diet, ecological concerns, ecology, family, food choices, health, healthy food, ideas for needed change, just do it, key issue, leadership, lifestyle, mindfulness, money, obesity, parenting, pre-diabetes, questions to ask, research, shopping, society, travel, virtual advocacy on April 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

“Everyone Knows Someone Who Needs This Information!”
April 22nd is always Earth Day, and as diabetics, daily monitoring produces a necessary amount of waste medical material that needs to be recycled and disposed of properly, in my diabetic diet plan, I help you compensate for those constantly-discarded monitoring supplies (something we cannot easily change), by making [...]

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Recipes For Longevity – Part 5 – Miraculous Sweet Potato

Posted in diabetes diet plan on April 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

“Everyone Knows Someone Who Needs This Information!” (TM)
Ever since Science In The Public Interest (CSPI) named sweet potatoes as the most nutritious vegetable decades ago, I have included these complex carbohydrates in my diabetes diet plan. They are one of the oldest vegetables consumed by humans and have been used for food in Peru for [...]

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Check Your Live Blood and Your Children’s Regularly… Not Just For Blood Sugar. Why? — Part 3

Posted in Type 2 diabetes, alternative medicine, children, family, food choices, health, lifestyle, pH, pre-diabetes, shopping, tagged , , on April 5, 2008 | 2 Comments »

“Everybody knows someone who needs this information!” (TM)
Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve learned important reasons to check our personal live blood sample in a different way than just with a blood sugar monitor, and that it is efficacious for all members of our families to periodically have this work-up done. The red [...]

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