Breakfast is an important part of healthy eating, especially for those living with diabetes. But including it as part of the regular daily routine can be challenging for a number of reasons.
How are diabetes and Parkinson’s disease connected?
Living with diabetes is not easy. It puts you at risk for a range of health issues, from eye damage to foot problems and kidney disease. Scientists have learned that having diabetes can also make you more vulnerable to Parkinson’s disease.
Why the hype about diabetes and hypertension?
Hypertension or high blood pressure – what is it? And why is it important to recognize and treat hypertension in people with diabetes?
Why it’s time to put more cauliflower on your plate
Oh, the mighty cauliflower! Filled with vitamins C and K, this versatile vegetable is also a great source of folate (which supports cell growth) and heart-healthy fibre.
Learn how to read food labels
One of the most valuable tools available to Canadians living with diabetes is the Nutrition Facts table found on packaged foods.
Vitamin D deficiency and diabetes
Vitamin D is an important nutrient that your body needs to stay healthy. Some research suggests that vitamin D may also help prevent or delay the onset of type 2 diabetes.
