Diabetes Books

Would love to read this book, as I too was diagnosed with type II three years ago, and I can feel the impact in my toes, my daily fatigue, etc.

I hope this book gets well reviewed everywhere. Thanks, Carol, for writing it. And how are you feeling now? Better?

This therapy has been availabe for many years. It is not promoted by the pharmaceutical industries since the patents have expired on the chelation medications. I read this book after visiting the McDonagh clinic and hearing of excellent results from patients who traveled from Iowa, South Dakota, Tennessee and Florida. The book explains exactly how chelation works and why it is opposed by some who have no way to profit from it. My father was an M.D. who had good results from chelation therapy and it was literature similar to this book that got him interested in it.

I was looking for a book for my clinical attachment in internal medicine: this is real beauty. Completely clear and well illustrated. What I liked alot was that many terms and diseases are concisely defined right from the first lines of each section. Great value and easily the best of the clinical diabetes and endo textbooks.

Hey... if your Mom wrote a book on Clinical Management of Diabetes, wouldn't you give it 5 stars too?

It's a great book with valuable health information for anyone interesting in losing tons of weight or just want to eat healthy. The medicinal section is great because I can continue to eat with minor changes. I give it 5-star because Clinique Science Weight Loss focuses on health and wellnes.

This cookbook is great for anyone who wants healthy, simple, and delicious Latin food. The book offers recipes from various regions too. The layout is smartly put together as the Spanish and English language versions are next to each other on a two page spread. I've tried several recipes and all have been very good. My mother, who is diabetic, is happy to have new ways of preparing some of her favorites. Highly recommend.

Simple y al punto. Buen precio por un "hard cover" y retratos a color.

salud y probecho

This book, along with "Prediabetes: What You Need to Know to Keep Diabetes Away" by Gretchen Becker, is an excellent resource for someone newly concerned and rightfully a little alarmed about her/his blood glucose level testing above normal.

One of the first questions one might have is "What should I eat to prevent diabetes?" In this total life plan, which includes practical advice for weight-loss and exercise--the two imperatives of prevention, Woodruff and Saudek also provide two weeks of menus and 150 superb and healthy recipes that are easy to make.

I have served many dishes to guests who just thought I had made a terrific meal. They had no idea the recipes were from a diet book. Some tasty examples are Grilled Tuscan Tenderloin, Slow-Cooked Sicilian Pot Roast, Scallops with Peanut Sauce, Salmon with Roasted Plum Tomatoes, Cherry Bavarian, Cinnamon Peach Crisp, Dilled New Potatoes and Peas, Crab Louis Dip, Double Bran Muffins, Toasted Muesli and Citrus Vinaigrette. These have all become favorites in our menu repertoire!

My husband and I have both lost several pounds in a few months with these recipes/menus. Sandra Woodruff's other cookbooks are great too. And, don't forget the exercise. We are also walking 35 to 45 minutes every day. Making time to exercise daily and eat right is a better choice than sliding blindly into what could become a debilitating and life-threatening disease. Buy both books and start taking back your life.

This is a great handbook. Conscise and up to date. Addresses the topic of Diabetes and covers all possible useful points. Highly recommended for medical students, Residents and Fellows. A great buy!!

Most books are filled with medical jargon, hard to pronounce words, and generally not written for the common, everyday type of person who suffers with Diabetes. Here the author talks about the disease, how to treat it to control it, and what types of life-changing habits need to be broken and new ones made.

The book even outlines what types of exercise is good for us. I was told years ago that weight training is a taboo for diabetics... not so according to the book, and the author explains why.

I wish that I read this book 10 years ago.