Dr. Fung reveals in this paradigm-shifting book, that type 2 diabetes is reversible. The only way to treat type 2 diabetes effectively, he argues, is proper dieting and intermittent fasting—not medication.
Read More »Splenda Granular No Calorie Sweetener 12.6 oz bag – (3.25 lb. of sugar equivalent)
Splenda Granular No Calorie Sweetener 12.6 oz bag - (3.25 lb. of sugar equivalent). No calories, Low-Carb, Suitable for people with diabetes. Can be used in any food and beverage. Splenda Granular measures and pours like sugar so it is perfect for baking.
Read More »Biohackers With Diabetes Are Making Their Own Insulin: Meet the Good Guys
The Open Insulin Project, a biohacker collective that is trying to produce the life-saving drug and provide it to people with diabetes for free, or close to it. Diabetes has become the most expensive disease in the United States, The Open Insulin Project believes one solution to the pricing crisis lies in enabling patients and hospitals to create insulin themselves.
Read More »A Harvard Professor Says Coconut Oil is Pure Poison. Here’s Why We Don’t Agree.
The Internet is ablaze with a scathing “news” story again about how coconut oil is bad for you. Again. This is the same old misinformed story we hear about the “dangers” of saturated fat. This is why we disagree.
Read More »Global Estimates for Diabetes Prevalence to Rise Between 2015 – 2040
A recent study by IDF Diabetes Atlas was conducted of the national, regional and global impact of diabetes for 2015 and 2040. It shows that diabetes prevalence, deaths attributable to diabetes, and health expenditure due to diabetes continue to rise across the globe with important social, financial and health system implications.
Read More »Can Workplace Bullying & Violence be Risk Factors for Type 2 Diabetes?
A multi-cohort study with meta-analysis was conducted to examine whether employees exposed to social stressors at work, such as workplace bullying and violence, have an increased risk of type 2 diabetes. The study included 45,905 men and women (40–65 years old and not diabetes at the start of the study) from four studies conducted in Sweden, Denmark and Finland.
Read More »Bad Things Come in Small (Sugar) Packages, Too
The amount of sugar (or really glucose, technically speaking) is tightly regulated in the human bloodstream. A normal blood sugar (glucose) is under 100 mg/dL, and when the sugar rises to between 100 mg/dL to 125 mg/dL the serious medical conditions of glucose intolerance, pre-diabetes are diagnosed. Once above 125 mg/dL diabetes is diagnosed. As more research is done, the optimal blood glucose number goes lower and lower. The bottom line is you want to keep the blood sugar as low as you can for optimal health.
Read More »Review: Valor Sugar Free Dark Chocolate
To Market, To Market: Valor Sugar Free Dark Chocolate by Dana Carpender from CarbSmart Magazine Issue 4. Do you believe that sugar-free chocolate can never taste like the good stuff? Prepare to be amazed.
Read More »The New American Academy of Pediatrics Diabetes Guidelines for Children
The American Academy of Pediatrics published their guidelines for children with diabetes last week. They suggest giving kids insulin and metformin, monitor their HbA1C and start a lifestyle modification program, including nutrition and physical activity. But did they suggest cutting back on carbohydrates? Dana Carpender evaluates the new guidelines and gives us her own...based on real science and years of research.
Read More »I Have Insulin Resistance, Now What? (Part 3 of 3, Who Am I?)
Looking for the signs and symptoms of insulin resistance is only the beginning of the journey - there is a bigger issue. A major problem lies in the attitude and standards of practice for health care professionals. Valerie Berkowitz continues to look at her history with insulin resistance to help guide you to learn how to feed yourself with what your body really needs.
Read More »Review Of Swerve
Market To Market: Swerve Review by Dana Carpender in the May 2013 issue of CarbSmart Magazine. Market To Market: Swerve review by Dana Carpender from CarbSmart Magazine Issue 3. Read the full article in the May 2013 issue of CarbSmart Magazine available in iTunes. Available in: Subscribe to our …
Read More »Ketogenic Diets Reverse Diabetic Nephropathy
Ketogenic Diets Reverse Diabetic Nephropathy by Dana Carpender
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