Posts Tagged ‘good’

I have a 2year old. So, she is picky about what she eats. And my husbend hates sea food. So, what can i do?

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True Results National Medical Director Dr. Paul O’Brien on Good Morning Texas talking about the Lap Band and how it can help Type-2 diabetes.

Please no judgements on tattoos just honest answers.

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Dr. Jana Klauer appears on Good Morning America to talk about Diabulimia – a dangerous new eating disorder and new form of Bulimia. Website: www.JanaKlauerMD.com Facebook http Twitter twitter.com

I recently went to the doctor and he had me check myself with a one touch ultra mini. The number is so high I am embarressed to give it. I let it get out of control and now I have get it back down. I looked up some things but most of it I already know. Anything you know can help.

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I’m sick of taking so many pills for diabetes and heart disease. I would like to hear from someone that has used all natural remedies with excellant results.

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I am looking for information about what types of friuts are good for people with diabetes. I am wondering what types of fruits are not to high in sugar.

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I just found out that I have diabetes Type 2. I know I have to stay away from jams, jellies, etc. What are the best protein items I can eat to help me stay healthy? Any other vegetarian/diabetes info would be helpful. I want to try to go veggie for this!

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Study finds antibiotic safe for treatment of stroke and good companion therapy for tPA
An antibiotic appears to be a safe treatment for stroke and a good companion therapy for tPA, the clot buster that is currently the only FDA-approved drug therapy, researchers report.

Keep kids on the path to good health
Childhood obesity is one of this country’s most alarming health threats. Obesity in children has almost tripled since 1980, rising from 6.5 percent to 16.3 percent. Obese children have a higher likelihood of becoming obese adults, which contributes to many life-threatening diseases, such as Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and stroke. If this trend continues, this may be the first generation to …