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Tips for Managing Diabetes and Heart Health

Eat Smart If you have diabetes or prediabetes, you may be wondering what, when, and how much you should eat. It may surprise you that there is no “diabetes diet” or perfect amount of nutrients (protein, fat, or even carbohydrates) that’s right for every person with diabetes. Your eating plan—what, when, and how much you eat—should be personalized to meet your needs. A Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) or Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE) can help you create an eating plan that fits your lifestyle, eating preferences, health goals, and budget. Ask your primary health care provider if you

Temporada de sandías: Lo que necesita saber

Es una fruta tropical originaria de África, pero actualmente se cultiva en todo el mundo. Pertenece a la familia de las cucurbitáceas, de la que también forman parte los pepinos, las calabazas y los calabacines. La sandía tiene una gruesa cáscara verde y una pulpa jugosa y dulce que suele ser rosa o roja. Es una gran fuente de hidratación, ya que contiene más de un 90 % de agua. Por qué la sandía es buena para la salud La sandía es una gran fuente de vitaminas A y C, ambas importantes para mantener la piel sana y la función inmunitaria. También contiene licopeno, un potente antioxidante que ha

Es hora de hablar del tomillo

Acerca del tomillo El tomillo es una hierba de la familia de la menta y un ingrediente básico en las cocinas de todo el mundo, con hojas pequeñas y fragantes que suelen ser de color gris verdoso. Prospera en condiciones soleadas y secas y se puede cultivar tanto en exteriores en jardines como en interiores en macetas. Cómo recoger y almacenar tomillo Cuando compre tomillo, busque ramitas frescas y vibrantes con hojas intactas y un olor fuerte. Para maximizar la vida útil del tomillo, envuelva las ramitas frescas en una toalla de papel húmeda y guárdelas en una bolsa de plástico en el

Qué hay de temporada: mandarinas

Cultivadas principalmente en California, las mandarinas se consideran una fruta de invierno y están en temporada de noviembre a abril. Esto es cuando muchas otras frutas están fuera de temporada, como las bayas. Tipos comunes de mandarinas Clementinas: Las mandarinas más pequeñas, no tienen semillas y son muy fáciles de pelar, lo que las convierte en una excelente opción para los niños. Mandarinas: esta variedad más grande de mandarina es más ácida y tiene un color naranja/rojo más intenso. Sumo: Variedad más grande que tiene el sabor a naranja más intenso. Satsuma: Originaria de Japón, esta

Las 10 mejores recetas de calabaza aptas para la diabetes

La calabaza es un ingrediente versátil. Se puede utilizar en recetas dulces o saladas. De hecho, podrías tener recetas con calabaza para el desayuno, el almuerzo y la cena. Incluso tenemos algunas opciones de refrigerios saludables, para cuando necesites un refrigerio de calabaza por la tarde. La calabaza también es una excelente opción para las personas con diabetes debido a su alto contenido de fibra y bajo contenido de carbohidratos por porción. Además, está repleto de nutrientes y vitaminas. ¿Quieres aprender más sobre las calabazas? Consulte nuestro artículo Qué hay de temporada: calabaza

Everything You Need to Know About Parsley

Why You Should Eat Parsley Fresh parsley is low in calories, yet high in vitamins such as A, K, and C. Vitamin A and C are essential for eye and skin health, as well as boosting the immune system. Vitamin C is also a powerful antioxidant, helping to reduce inflammation in the body. Vitamin K is necessary for proper blood clotting and supports bone and heart health. Types of Parsley There are two types of parsley commonly found in grocery stores and farmers markets: curly leaf and flat leaf (also referred to as Italian parsley). Curly leaf parsley is mostly used for garnishes that add a nice

10 Diabetes-Friendly Taco Recipes

This recipe round-up has a variety of taco options, from traditional to Asian-inspired to plant-based versions. These diabetes-friendly taco recipes use fresh veggies, lower-fat cheese and sour cream alternatives, and spices to boost flavor—making them just as tasty as the original. Diabetes-Friendly Pork Tacos Chipotle BBQ Pork Folded Tacos Calories: 160 | Carbs: 15 Break out the slow cooker for this Tex-Mex inspired pork taco. Finished off in a simmering BBQ and chipotle chili and spice blend, the resulting shredded pork is a juicy filling for a healthier version of southwestern tacos. Ponzu

Easy Food Swaps for Healthier Eating

So how about taking a different approach? Instead of eliminating certain food groups and starting short-term diets, focus on keeping it simple and doable. You can swap some less healthy foods for others that fit your eating plan better. Focus on picking foods that work well with your lifestyle. It’s not meant to be perfect, but to take small steps that complement exercise and other healthy habits. Every little bit helps! What is Food Swapping? Food swapping can come in various forms. Some food swaps mean using healthier ingredients in place of unhealthy foods while cooking. It can also mean

17 Tips for Better Grocery Shopping and Safer Food Handling

There are savvy ways to make the most out of your food shopping trips that can be healthier and even less costly. Try these 17 tips on your next store run. Before Going to the Store Take some time to identify meals you plan to make during the week and put any ingredients you don’t have in a list. – Bonus tip : Make a free account on Diabetes Food Hub to easily create a grocery list from your saved recipes. You can even use the meal planning feature to map out your meals for the whole week! Don’t go food shopping when hungry. It’s best to shop after a meal (or at least have a healthy snack

5 Sneaky Ways to Eat More Veggies

Non-starchy vegetables are an especially large part of an eating plan for people with diabetes because they won’t impact your blood glucose (blood sugar) levels as much as starchy vegetables and fruits. But, what should you do if you are just not a fruit or veggie person? The answer: Get sneaky! Instead of going off the rails and returning to old habits, you can find easy ways to enjoy healthy food by sneaking it into the dishes you make. And, if you have kids, it’s a great way to introduce them into healthy eating—even if it’s a little stealthy. Here are five suggestions for sneaky healthy