Shopping And Menus For Those With Diabetes
<Br> | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 years, 3 months AGO
(NAPSI)A new book shows readers how to incorporate new and convenient fresh and shelf-stable foods from nearly any grocery store into amazingly easy meals that meet diabetes nutrition guidelines.
The Smart Shopper Diabetes Cookbook: Strategies for Stress-Free Meals from the Deli Counter, Freezer, Salad Bar, and Grocery Shelves, by award-winning cookbook author, nutritionist, and food editor of Diabetes Forecast, Robyn Webb, MS, is packed with 125 new recipes. Theyre designed to be quick and easy and are based on a simple conceptlet fresh, packaged and minimally processed foods, such as those found in the deli, freezer or salad bar sections of the grocery store, do the work for you.
Theres also a complete five-day menu planner for three different calorie levels: 1,500 calories per day, 1,800 calories per day and 2,000 calories per day, including all nutritional information.
With healthful cooking suggestions, recipes, menus, and grocery shopping tips, The Smart Shopper gives readers the tools they need to finally feel completely at home with diabetes meal planning.
Its available at bookstores or at www.ShopDiabetes.org.
On the Net:North American Precis Syndicate, Inc.(NAPSI)
ARTICLES BY NAPS
HVAC Checklist
(NAPSI)—Keeping your home’s heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system clean and well maintained can help you breathe better air and save energy and money.
Calling All Seniors: Get Vaccinated Against The Flu, And Tell Your Loved Ones To Do The Same
(NAPSI)—People 65 years of age and older were impacted by an estimated 8.3 million illnesses, 4.7 million medical visits and 758,000 flu hospitalizations during the 2014–2015 influenza (“flu”) season. These numbers are devastating and underscore how severe and life threatening influenza can be, while highlighting that an annual flu vaccination is one of the things you can do to help maintain your health.
Used Car Buying Online
(NAPSI)—A recent study by Interactive Advertising Bureau shows that 96 percent of consumers begin their car search online. In fact, millennials spend as much as 12 to 13 hours researching cars online before making the decision to buy.