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Guest Post from diabetesmine.com: From Green Beer to Guinness Stout, Champagne, and More – Tips to Sip It Safely

Tue, 03/16/2010 - 08:48 — hope

This guest blog appeared on diabetesmine.com on 3/15 just in time for St Patrick's Day 2010:

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    Diabetes Meal Planning Made Easy, now in it's 4th edition, is a best selling book that offers you the only book you'll need to read to know what to eat and plan healthier meals whether you have pre-diabetes or diabetes. It's an invaluable, as well as practical, resource you shouldn't be without.

In the Media

  • Warshaw authors How to Lower Morning Highs in Diabetic Living, Fall 2010

    Warshaw's article "How to Lower Morning Highs" was published in Diabetic Living's Fall 2010 issue. This important article helps people with type 2 diabetes understand why your blood glucose results might be higher in the morning than any other time of day. The answer is more than likely not what you ate for dinner the night before. The answer is all about the hormonal disarray that happens in type 2 diabetes. Read it and learn. Also get tips to control your morning highs.

Quick Q & A’s

  • Q:Do you know of a resource for diabetic diets menus?

    A: Yes, there are two weeks of diabetes menus at 3 calorie ranges: 1200 to 1400, 1600 - 1800 and 2000 - 2200 in my book Diabetes Food and Nutrition Bible.

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