Defeat Diabetes® E-Lerts™ Newsletter
June 2012
(Volume XI, Issue VI)
Travel Tips for Diabetics
If you have diabetes and are going on vacation or traveling for business you just have to do some extra planning. How much extra depends, in part, on your destination, the kinds of activities you’ll be participating in and the length of time you’ll be gone.
Travel Tips for Diabetics
Also in this month's E-Lerts™ Newsletter:
Latest News - New risks for diabetes patients: Elective surgeries and aspirin. And, what about those weight loss reality shows?
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Unused Diabetes Supplies: You Can Help by Donating
Do you have glucose test strips you no longer need? Have you switched your glucometer machine? Do you have a loved one who had diabetes who has passed away?
Have you said to yourself – I don’t want these perfectly good supplies to go to waste – what can I do with them? I’d like to donate them, but I don’t know how.
How to Donate Diabetes Supplies
Dr. Footsie - Sweaty Feet - Ugh! But, it's important to know what to do.
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Unused Diabetes Supplies: You Can Help by Donating
Do you have glucose test strips you no longer need? Have you switched your glucometer machine? Do you have a loved one who had diabetes who has passed away?
Have you said to yourself – I don’t want these perfectly good supplies to go to waste – what can I do with them? I’d like to donate them, but I don’t know how.
How to Donate Diabetes Supplies
Diabetes Friendly Recipes
June 2012
Dijon Dinner
Indulge in sensational chicken flavors and clear the palate with a sweet summer salad.
Non-fat Vanilla Frozen Yogurt
| Nutrient Information
for 1 serving of the entire menu: |
| Calories: |
537 |
| Fat: |
13 gm |
| Carbohydrates: |
66 gm |
| Sodium: |
486 mg |
| % Calories from Fat: |
21.3 % |
Source: MealsMatter.org
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Islets of Humor™
By Theresa Garnero
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SWEATY FEET
Excessive sweating of the feet may be the local manifestation of a generalized condition or a phenomenon limited to the lower extremity. The causes of these two varieties differ and need individual consideration. In the foot the sole is chiefly affected as, like the palm of the hand, it is very richly supplied with sweat glands.
Know Your Fruits and Veggies™: Summer Squash 
By Dawn Swidorski, Public Outreach Director
Summer squash is a member of the Cucurbitaceae family and is related to the melon and the cucumber. Squash was one of the earliest vegetables cultivated in the Western Hemisphere. Archeological evidence shows squash was cultivated as early as 5500 BC – 7000 BC. Combined with beans and corn squash provided a complete protein that was critical to the diet.
Read more about summer squash.
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The Kid Initiative to Defeat Diabetes® (KIDD™) Curriculum
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