It's coming - the diabetes horror holiday. Pumpkins are in the yards. Candy fills the aisles in the supermarkets, pharmacies and superstores. The celebration of sugar is about to commence! What do we do with all that candy?
Here are some tips for outsmarting diabetes and Halloween:
Imagine eating a tiny little berry and few minutes later when you eat a bitter lime it tastes like the sweetest orange ever! It makes blue... Read more »
Republished with permission of Amy Tenderich of DiabetesMine.com I neglected to mention that smack in the middle of our girls' big... Read more »
Halloween is the most evil of holidays, is it not? I'm not even referring to the zombies, skeletons, bats, and monsters associated with... Read more »
I came home the other day to a boxed surprise sent from family living in Florida, the Sunshine State. It was a large box of navel oranges... Read more »
There is often talk about candy and reflux. Should my child with reflux be allowed to excessively eat candy on Halloween? Should I eat the... Read more »
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Generic Name: SENNOSIDES - ORALPronounced: (SEN-oh-sides)Chocolate Laxative Oral Precautions Before taking this medication, tell your doctor or ... Read more »
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