I’m thrilled today to be sharing the work of my intern Evan Huang-Ku, a Taiwanese-Canadian dietitian and certified diabetes educator who takes us on an exploration on the topic of diabetes prevalence within the Asian community. Excellent work Evan! Diabetes In The Asian Community By Evan Huang-Ku RD, CDE Diabetes
As I continue to promote my latest 30-Minute Type 2 Diabetes Cookbook, I want to offer up as much additional value and insight as I can via my blog and speak on some of the salient subject matter that did not make its way into the book. That brings us
As I discuss in my feature piece on the topic for Healthing.ca, the pulse family of foods which includes various types of chickpeas, beans and lentils are considered very important dietary components for helping to improve blood sugar management – which of course is a key consideration in those living
Supplementation is a massive topic of interest in the management of any health condition and is often driven as much by marketing as it is by actual scientific evidence of efficacy. There is no doubting the fact a Google search of “diabetes supplements” will yield a number of product suggestions
It’s with an abundance of pride that, on World Diabetes Day, I’m finally able to announce that my latest book – The 30 Minute Type 2 Diabetes Cookbook – is officially available for pre-order ahead of its December 21st on sale date. My first job after graduation was within the
Happy Meatless Monday everyone! As I enter into the pre-release promotional period for my brand new 30-Minute Type 2 Diabetes Cookbook, I wanted to offer up a taste of the manner of the recipes you will see. My books are all about combining the best available nutrition science with actual
Canadian public health data suggests that 1 in 10 Canadian adults are living with diabetes, with about 90% of that population living with type 2. There also about 1 in 8 Canadians, an even larger number, who are living with prediabetes. If you are looking for direction following a new
Soluble fibre is one of two types of dietary fibre and can be challenging to consume in adequate quantities if you: Don’t consume a diverse diet Don’t understand its benefits Don’t know which foods contain it A high soluble fibre diet is one of a number of characteristics in the
As a registered dietitian and former employee of Diabetes Canada, the management and prevention of Diabetes will always be a topic near and dear to my heart. Given November is Diabetes Month and today is #MeatlessMonday it only makes sense to explore a plant-themed topic in the world of type
