Diabetes and depression often go hand-in-hand. According to many studies, diabetes and depression appear to be intimately linked. People with diabetes may be more likely to become depressed, while people who suffer from depression may have a greater risk of developing diabetes.
Next time you get that frothy latte at the corner coffee shop, sprinkle some cinnamon on top – it just may help your diabetes. In several studies from recent years, cinnamon has been shown to improve glucose levels and lower cholesterol, both critical health factors for people with diabetes. It may also help reduce blood pressure, […]
Children who have respiratory conditions are often forced to use nebulizers. We now offer the Margo Moo Nebulizer for children of all ages to use.
This nebulizer has a child friendly design – perfect for kids of all ages. This cow shaped nebulizer […]
The Mabis Mist II Handheld Ultrasonic Nebulizer is one of our most popular nebulizers. We now carry Mabis Mist II Filter Covers, Mabis Mist II Filters, the Mabis Mist Nasal Piece, Mabis Mist Nebulizer Cover, Mabis Mist Nebulizer Extension Tube, and the Mabis Mist Nebulizer Mouthpiece #1.
Looking good has long been a national obsession in the United States, prompting many people to do whatever it takes to stay thin. The result? Eating disorders. But what happens when a person with diabetes also has an eating disorder? The results can be deadly, as a February 2008 study of women with Type 1 diabetes […]
Every year, new studies are published touting the beneficial effects that various herbs, supplements, and foods can have for people with diabetes. One such food that’s been the focus of attention in the last few years is bitter melon.
This past Saturday, March 29, 2008, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation held their annual walk in Boca Raton, FL in Mizner Park. There were approximately 3,000 people who showed up.
On March 25, 2008 on American Diabetes Alert day, American Diabetes Wholesale attended the health seminar at the Specialty Care Center in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
People with diabetes weigh their options carefully when it comes to what they eat. Sugar and sweeteners are no exception to that rule.
Some people may prefer the taste of table sugar (sucrose) to other sweeteners. But, they also know the harmful effects that sugar can have. When people with diabetes eat too many sugary foods, blood […]
It has long been suspected that there is a link between stress and diabetes. It has also been observed that people with diabetes sometimes experience cognitive decline as the disease progresses. A new study from National Institute on Aging (NIA) explores these connections and offers hope for improved diabetes management.