Archive for October, 2006

Insulin pump

Posted in Diabetes Articles by Understanding Diabetes on October 31st, 2006
Dexter Bean, BlackJack Racing Bring Diabetes Awareness to Memphis Busch Race (The Auto Channel) Dexter Bean, BlackJack Racing Bring Diabetes Awareness to Memphis Busch Race MEMPHIS, Tennessee (Friday, October 27, 2006) - - In recognition of November ’s National Diabetes Awareness Month, BlackJack Racing with NASCAR Busch Series rookie Dexter Bean ...

Insulin pump

Posted in Diabetes Articles by Understanding Diabetes on October 31st, 2006
Dexter Bean, BlackJack Racing Bring Diabetes Awareness to Memphis Busch Race (The Auto Channel) Dexter Bean, BlackJack Racing Bring Diabetes Awareness to Memphis Busch Race MEMPHIS, Tennessee (Friday, October 27, 2006) - - In recognition of November ’s National Diabetes Awareness Month, BlackJack Racing with NASCAR Busch Series rookie Dexter Bean ...

NewsTarget.com Ran My Article, “Don’t Spook Kids By Giving Nutrient-Lacking Candy This Halloween”

Posted in Diabetes Articles, In the News by Connie Bennett on October 31st, 2006
Thanks to NewsTarget.com for running my article, Don't Spook Kids By Giving Nutrient-Lacking Candy This Halloween. And thanks to NewsTarget.com's Mike Adams for giving me permission to run the site's hilarious Halloween hilarious cartoon....

Reminder: Halloween Can Be A Time for Healthy “Treats”; The Holiday Is NOT “Must-Give-Out Candy Day!”

Posted in Blood Sugar Blues, Diabetes Articles by Connie Bennett on October 31st, 2006
Just a quick reminder that tonight you do not have to give out candy to make kids happy this Halloween. Rather, as I cheerfully pointed out on WTNH-TV in New Haven, Connecticut this past Sunday morning, you can give all kinds of really fun treats that don't trick these poor kids into SUGAR SHOCK! You can give party favors galore that will bring a smile or even a giggle to children's faces -- things like festive glow-in-the-dark fingers, little frisbees adorned with smiley faces or lip-shaped kazoos. Check out the glee I took with the lip-shaped kazoo by seeing video...

Diabeties

Posted in Diabetes Articles by Understanding Diabetes on October 30th, 2006
Know your diabetes medications (The Star Online) When you have diabetes, your medications are your best friends, as they will help you keep your condition under control. A step away from diabetes (The Star Online) If you are over 40, and even if you feel healthy, a test for diabetes is always a ...

Diabeties

Posted in Diabetes Articles by Understanding Diabetes on October 30th, 2006
Know your diabetes medications (The Star Online) When you have diabetes, your medications are your best friends, as they will help you keep your condition under control. A step away from diabetes (The Star Online) If you are over 40, and even if you feel healthy, a test for diabetes is always a ...

Healthy Makeovers for Your Favorite Fast Foods

Posted in Diabetes Articles by bddiabetes@bd.com on October 30th, 2006
Learn how to make some fast food favorites a bit healthier for your waistline and your blood sugar. Download makeover recipes cheeseburger, fries, macaroni and cheese, pizza, burritos and more.

Hurrah to the American Diabetes Association for Applauding New York City’s Proposal to Ban Trans Fats in Restaurants — Join Us At Rally Today to Demonstrate Support

Posted in Diabetes Articles, Kudos Corner by Connie Bennett on October 30th, 2006
Hurrah to the American Diabetes Association! While on the ADA site looking for another press release, I found this wonderful announcement to the media in which the hard-working organization applauds New York City Health Department's proposal to eliminate artificial trans fats in all New York City restaurants and make calorie content for foods served in eateries publicly available on menus and menu boards. It was thrilling or me to see the ADA take such an important stand by stating, Trans fats are linked to heart disease and this proposal is especially releveant to people with diabetes who are at risk...

People Who Get Diabetes in Middle Age Develop More Serious Health Problems Later in Life

Posted in Diabetes Articles, Diabetes Updates by Connie Bennett on October 30th, 2006
If you get diabetes in middle age (aged 40 to 64), you'll get more serious health problems later in life than if you develop the disease in your old age, suggests compelling new research from Johns Hopkins University in the November issue of Diabetes Care. WebMD.com reports about these fascinating findings. Our study reinforces the need to help adults who are middle-aged take steps to prevent diabetes, and suggests that seniors with diabetes should not be treated as a single group, researcher Elizabeth Selvin, PhD, MPH, of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health said in a press release...

New Yorkers: Join Us Monday at Outdoor Rally to Help Make The Big Apple Trans Fat Free

Posted in Cause of the Month, Diabetes Articles by Connie Bennett on October 29th, 2006
As I mentioned before, I've been volunteering my time to an important event that could help to pave the way for the city of New York to become trans fat free. As I've said previously, thousands of people are unnecessarily dying at an early age because of dangerous trans fats. Anyhow, tomorrow's the big day for an important rally to show our support for this very worthwhile endeavor. Because I believe so strongly in this, I'm running an item here from the coordinator for the program. Make New York City Trans Fat Free By Jenn BreckenridgeTrans Fat Free NYC CoordinatorPlease...

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