Adding extra pounds during a period of high anxiety, like the COVID-19 pandemic, is precisely what people with type 2 diabetes don’t need.
Many people with Type 2 diabetes are having a hard time maintaining control while sheltering in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A couple of nights ago, I did what every scientific expert on COVID-19 virus has warned against: I panicked. After a day spent reading ...
My friend’s grandchild recently arrived for a week-long visit – along with his head cold, which he proceeded to share with everyone who ...
Plant-based diets are becoming more and more popular. Some people go vegetarian or vegan for ethical reasons—for the welfare of animals ...
As someone who has had diabetes for eons, I know managing it can sometimes prove overwhelming. There are so many things you need to pay ...
In 2019, internet influencers and wellness gurus were all about “self-care.” Whether it involved practicing meditation, applying essential ...
If you’ve ever woken up in the morning to find your blood sugars surging high, you might have thought to yourself, “How can this be ...
Last week, my husband, who has been experiencing some puzzling neuropathy in his feet and shins over the past year, had his yearly ...
The biggest problem with eating out with diabetes isn’t finding something on the menu to eat. In my experience as a type 2, it’s rare ...
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Ilene Raymond Rush is an award winning health and science freelance writer. Based on her own experiences with type 2 diabetes, she brings a personal take and a reporter’s eye to examine the best and newest methods of treating and controlling the disease.
Anna Panzarella, RDN, CD is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with a background in health coaching, disease prevention and management. She has been working in the corporate wellness industry for the past 4 years and helps others to actualize their personal health goals through nutrition education, counseling and goal-setting. Anna is also an ACE Certified Health Coach and Group Fitness Instructor.
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