How To REALLY Eat Well With Diabetes

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“There is no ‘diabetes diet,’” and you can still enjoy eating many of your favorite foods, according to Constance Brown-Riggs. Brown-Riggs, who is a registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator, explains how to really eat well with diabetes, without giving up the flavor you love.

 

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“There is no ‘diabetes diet,’” and you can still enjoy eating many of your favorite foods, according to Constance Brown-Riggs. Brown-Riggs, who is a registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator, explains how to really eat well with diabetes, without giving up the flavor you love.