Regardless of your personal tolerance, the goal is to achieve better blood glucose control, lower the need for insulin, and avoid diabetes complications by eating fewer carbs.
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Healthy Habits x 9 to Prevent Chronic Diseases
Ways to Align: 9 Healthy Habits to Prevent Chronic Diseases by Tiffany Joy Yamut, RN Almost 50% (CDC) of individuals 55 and older have two or more chronic health conditions. While it is true that we cannot avoid aging, we do not have to develop chronic diseases. We can have control in this process by … Continue reading Healthy Habits x 9 to Prevent Chronic Diseases
On A Weight Loss Plateau? 10 Ways to Overcome It
Weight Loss Is MultifactorialPhoto by Julia Larson on Pexels.com On A Weight Loss Plateau? 10 Ways To Overcome It Tiffany Joy Yamut, RN I remember starting a low-carb diet for the first time. I was overweight, had acne, and had high levels of fasting blood sugar. During the first six months, I lost weight successfully. … Continue reading On A Weight Loss Plateau? 10 Ways to Overcome It
The Liver: Ways to Keep It Healthy
The liver is the most important organ in processing the macro-and micro-nutrients obtained through our diet. With the burgeoning rates of obesity in the United States (approximately one-quarter of the population has a BMI consistent with this), cirrhosis is a complication of the extra weight. Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is now more common than alcohol- … Continue reading The Liver: Ways to Keep It Healthy
Carbs: Choosing the Right Ones for a Healthy Di
Preface by Dr. Cirino Here is a concise article on carbs written by Tiffany Joy Yamut, RN, a registered nurse, blogger, and wellness writer. We have been sensitized to the word "carbohydrates" over the last few decades. We hear of the "low carbohydrate diet," and many of us have worked toward the relative absence of … Continue reading Carbs: Choosing the Right Ones for a Healthy Di
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