The Thanksgiving dinner table can be hard to navigate when you have diabetes but it just takes a bit of extra planning. Here are a few tips plus a list of foods to eat and avoid to help you enjoy a healthy and happy Thanksgiving holiday.
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You no doubt know that it helps your body build and maintain strong bones, but calcium also aids muscle contraction, as well as cardiovascular function. To help you reach your daily calcium goal, here are 10 foods high in calcium.
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Potato vs. sweet potato: which one should you choose? We’re here to help you distinguish the difference between the two potatoes so you can decide which one is best for your diet.
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Even though leg cramps only last for a few seconds or minutes, they can be quite painful. Try adding these 10 foods into your diet to help fight leg cramps!
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While our brains might tell us this is a good idea at the time, the rest of us might not – salty snacks can raise your blood pressure, and sugary snacks on the regular can cause a higher risk of type 2 diabetes. To avoid these health problems, try swapping out your favorite unhealthy treats with these healthier (yet still satisfying) snacks!
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Want to live a longer life? There are a variety of factors to this including lifestyle, but it turns out what you eat has a significant impact on your life expectancy (go figure). While these foods don’t possess any special powers that give you everlasting youth, they do have the ability to fight off diseases and improve your heart health.
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