A diabetes diagnosis can be overwhelming. "What can I eat?" "Since I'm diabetic, desserts are off the table, right?" Not at all: Dessert for diabetics is totally a thing, and that includes recipes ...

Who doesn’t love a sweet treat after dinner? If you have or are at risk of diabetes, though, you’ll want to be mindful about potential glucose spikes. Most common desserts will easily and quickly ...

When it's dessert time, diabetics have to exercise caution since a spike in blood sugar can be problematic. But that doesn't mean dessert is something diabetics have to give up. All of these treats ...

Having diabetes shouldn’t mean skipping sweet treats altogether. Whether you have Type 1, a condition that causes your body to produce little to no insulin, or Type 2, when your body resists insulin ...

If you’re living with diabetes, it might seem like sugar and desserts should be forbidden – after all, they are typically loaded with carbohydrates. The good news is, as long as you plan and choose ...

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NEW YORK (PIX11) — This season revolves a lot around food, specifically sweets and carbs! But that can be tough for people living with diabetes. November is Diabetes Awareness Month– the condition is ...

Diabetes is a growing health concern worldwide, affecting millions of people every year. Managing this condition often requires significant lifestyle changes, especially in diet. One of the most ...

Saying no to dessert can be a crucial step in maintaining your health, particularly when it comes to avoiding diabetes. Desserts — especially those high in refined sugars and unhealthy fats — can ...

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DEAR DR. ROACH: My mom was feeling awful and went to the doctor. The doctor did lab work and concluded that my mom’s A1C was 8.5% -- and that she was diabetic. My mom told her doctor that she had been ...