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In the last article, we explored the relationship between Type I, insulin dependent diabetes and eating disorders. For those of you who see more overweight/obese Type II diabetics, carbohydrate cravings, binge eating, compulsive eating and generalized poor eating habits may be related to stress and depression therefore lowering metabolic rates. …

If you want to fight disease and be healthy, it is important to consume the proper ratio of omega-3 to omega-6 fatty acids. That ratio is essentially 1:1. Once you switch to a monounsaturated rich diet, and follow the Hamptons protocols, you will be improving your ratio without even having …

Do you have Insulin dependent patients that “might” have an eating disorder? How do you find out? What can you do about it? Beverly Price, RD, MA, RYT, has some answers. Beverly Price, RD, MA, RYT There have been several studies regarding the relationship between Type 1, insulin dependent diabetes …

A large percentage of human type 1 diabetes is known to be associated with altered forms of the major histocompatibilty complex (MHC), a group of proteins made by immune cells that regulate many of the functions of the immune system. Evan David Rosen, M.D brings us up to date on …

We all have patients that end up in Chemotherapy for different Cancers. Did you know some of the newest and best cancer fighting drugs have a side effect of chemotherapy-induced neuropathy. A. Lee Dellon, MD shows that the same treatments for diabetic neuropathy will work for these patients.

The word is out! For people with diabetes, physical activity is a must or as we say in our program, “It’s non-negotiable.” Whether one chooses to increase daily steps in a walking program, bicycling, water aerobics or dancing the benefits are inevitable. Blood glucose, blood pressure, cholesterol are all better …

The Science of Fats, Fatty Acids and Edible Oils. This time we get into more detail about Unsaturated Fatty Acids and how they affect us. Monounsaturated Fats It is now time to turn our attention to what I consider to be the most important component of our diet. The essence …

Exercising with diabetes can lead to unwanted traps and decreased performance. Rick Philbin, MED, ATC, CSCS and National Board Member, Diabetes, Exercise & Sports Association, shares his top 10 points to help anyone who has diabetes and wants to exercise. More Here

Encouraging regular physical activity is an essential element in the weight loss plan.[28] In addition to enhancing weight loss, physical activity may be a requirement for long-term maintenance of weight loss.[28,29] Everyone can find ways to increase his or her level of physical activity. Although commitment to physical activity enhances …

Tailoring Therapy for Overweight or Obese Patients- is a continuation of Dr. James W. Anderson’s, recently prepared overview of Combination Approaches to Weight Management. This week he helps us design a workable program for Overweight or Obese Patients