tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-42899405588640328612011-11-27T15:16:21.413-08:00"Walk a mile in my BludySok." (BludySokMod, Blogger and Type 2 Diabetic)BludySokModnoreply@blogger.comBlogger41100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4289940558864032861.post-45207544493447451302007-11-14T12:49:00.000-08:002007-11-14T13:00:21.573-08:00

by: pnreddyDiet plays a key role in controlling your blood sugar. A healthy-eating plan tailored to your needs will do that and more. Majority of people affected with diabetes are overweight or obese. In fact, your risk of getting diabetes increases the more weight you put on.So controlling your diet can be the key to reducing the risk of diabetes as well as improving your symptoms if you are

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In scanning CNN/Time news this morning I came upon this awesome article. It reports on a new Diabetes study published in the 9/18 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.The CNN/Time article, "Study: The Best Excercise for Diabetes" discusses the Diabetes study which puts in words everything (well,... almost everything) I felt about Diabetes and exercise.The study takes and experiments with

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American Diabetes Association - ExcerciseMy daughter finally succeeded in getting me to do some "rehab" this weekend. She continued to ask me if I was going running until finally I made my way to the high school track for an extraordinary run session, or so it was in my imagination.My daughter, of course, wasn't so concerned with my health,... She was more concerned with her "scootering" time.

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During the 2004 World Series, Boston Red Sox right-handed pitcher, Curt Schilling, took the mound despite an injury to his ankle tendon. For all you Red Sox fans, you know how important this series was to the team and to the City of Boston. Team doctors were able to “patch” the injury allowing Schilling to pitch. Despite noticeable blood stains on his sock Curt continued to aggressively compete

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