Managing diabetes can be complicated, but not always. Here’s a simple mealtime trick that can minimize blood sugar spikes after eating.
Understanding Diabetes
Whistleblower Interview – Big Pharma and the Medical Establishment Keeping Secrets?
OK….we like to have some fun with videos now and then. Is there a big secret that can cure diabetes? Watch and see.
Big Showing in Diabetic Living Spring 2020 Issue
I’m really pleased with the Spring 2020 issue of Diabetic Living magazine. Not only does my regular column sport a new name (now Dear Toby) and a new photo, but my book Diabetes Meal Planning and Nutrition For Dummies made their list of “books to support and empower your journey with diabetes” called Help on the Shelf.
Diabetic Living is a print-only publication so grab a copy at your local book store or pharmacy. Better yet, subscribe – it’s a great magazine.
Stop Diabetes PSA
We were just reminiscing about shooting this fun video back in 2011 as a public service announcement for the American Diabetes Association. This one has costumes, a borrowed dog, and a serious element when you consider the number of people with diabetes is 6-7 million more cases in 2020. And while technology and medications offer many more options for managing this disease, it’s still lifestyle choices that can make the biggest difference. That’s why we’re still here for you.
Toby’s Diabetes “Power Foods”
In Diabetes Meal Planning and Nutrition for Dummies Toby listed her top 10 diabetes “power foods”, food we should try and have regularly. In this video she reveals three of those powerful ten that share a couple of very important things in common. Watch this clip and see if you know what these foods share, and see if you can find a way to have them more often.
Meet Toby Smithson – Your Guide to Thriving With Diabetes
Toby Smithson has some special insights into thriving with diabetes. Being a registered dietitian nutritionist and certified diabetes educator gives her undeniable credibility “on paper”, but it’s thriving every day with diabetes herself- for more than 45 years- that should really get your attention. She knows the challenges and the frustrations, but more importantly she knows the possibilities. Diabetes doesn’t put good health out of reach, and you can live in good health with diabetes too.
The first step, imagine how constant lifestyle support and guidance could help. The next step, take a look at what Toby offers at DiabetesEveryDay Managing diabetes effectively for good health is not just knowing what to do, but also feeling motivated and supported to make the commitment. Try DiabetesEveryDay, and let Toby guide the way.