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Foods That Boost The Immune System

Nourishing Your Immune System: A Winter Wellness Guide Through Nutrition Regularly eating a variety of nutritious foods rich in vitamins […]

Fall Y’All! Two Pumpkin Recipes To Start Your Day That Don’t Spike Blood Sugar

We all know what Fall represents these days… PUMPKIN SPICE EVERYTHING! We loved the recipes shared by diatribe.org but wanted […]

Neuropathy 101: Navigating Nerves for Diabetic and Thyroid Patients

Neuropathy, a condition characterized by nerve damage, is a significant concern for individuals with diabetes and thyroid disorders. Both of […]

Embark on an Exciting Adventure: Traveling Tips for Diabetes Warriors

Traveling when you have diabetes does take some forethought and planning. Here are some tips for you whether your vacation […]

Recipe of The Week – Egg Roll In A Bowl

THIS FAST, HEALTHY VERSION OF AN EGG ROLL (IN A BOWL!) HAS SERIOUS POTENTIAL TO BECOME YOUR NEXT WEEKNIGHT FAVORITE. […]

Dexa Scans: Why Am I Asked To Get One Done?

In diabetes and thyroid clinics, like DETS, our healthcare professionals have a comprehensive approach to managing the health of our […]

Understanding Common Thyroid Disorders: A Closer Look

The thyroid gland plays a crucial role in regulating various bodily functions, and any disruption to its normal functioning can […]

Recipe Of The Week – Spicy Grilled Eggplant

This side dish goes well with any meat you might also be grilling. Thanks to the Cajun seasoning, the zesty […]

Beyond BMI: Rethinking Obesity Assessment for Better Health Outcomes

The Body Mass Index (BMI) has long been the go-to measure for assessing weight categories and associated health risks. However, […]

Is Cold Therapy Good For Diabetics?

In recent times, the trend of cold therapy, also known as cryotherapy, has gained popularity, with people immersing themselves in […]

10 Ways Your State of Mind Affects Your Immune System

Scientists once believed that the mind and the body were separate and that one didn’t influence the other. Today we […]

How to (and How NOT to) Adopt Healthy Habits: A Humorously Honest Guide

Hey there, health enthusiasts and aspiring wellness warriors! Are you tired of failed attempts at adopting healthy habits? Do you […]

Recipe Of The Week – A Perfect Patriotic Dessert for Diabetics

Craving a treat that won’t break your carbohydrate budget? Stay out of the kitchen and get into the patriotic spirit […]

The Race Is ON For Excellent Weight Loss Medications in Both Oral and Injection Form

Dr. Timothy Graham, our Clinical Director at DETS, has been attending the Annual American Diabetes Association Conference. One of the […]

4th of July Friendly Delights For Diabetics To Look For

The 4th of July is a joyous occasion filled with family, friends, and delicious food. However, for individuals with diabetes, […]

Time-Restricted Eating A Good Idea If I Have Fatty Liver Disease?

Time-restricted eating, also known as intermittent fasting, has gained attention for its potential health benefits, including weight loss and improved […]

12 Cunning Schemes Grocery Stores and Manufacturers Employ to Dupe Customers (And How to Outsmart Them)

When we step into a grocery store, we assume that the products on the shelves are there for our convenience […]

Recipe of the Week – Beef & Broccoli Meatballs

This recipe is one of my favorites because it comes together quickly, is made in under 30 minutes as it […]

Potassium and its Impact on Type 1 Diabetes

Potassium is a crucial mineral known as an “electrolyte” with specific implications for individuals with Type 1 diabetes. It plays […]

Well, This is Frightening! The Impact of Ultra-Processed Foods on Health

In recent years, concerns about the potential health effects of ultra-processed foods have been growing. A study conducted by scientists […]

Summer Workout Tips To Fix The Junk in The Trunk

With summertime here, we are all starting to look for the best ways to improve our physique. You might be […]

New Study Results – A Link Between Prediabetes and Fractures in Midlife Women?

Fractures and diabetic bone disease are well-known complications of diabetes. However, the association between prediabetes and fractures remains uncertain. Prediabetes […]

Q: What Differentiates PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) From Other Diagnoses?

A: Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder that affects women of reproductive age. It is characterized by a […]

Things To “👀” For When Showing Signs & Symptoms Of Thyroid Eye Disease

Thyroid eye disease, also known as Graves’ ophthalmopathy or Graves’ orbitopathy, is an autoimmune disorder that primarily affects the eyes […]

Recipe Of The Week – Curry-Lime Chicken with Tomato-Bean Salad

Elevate your diet with the tantalizing chicken and tomato-bean salad, an incredible dish that cleverly incorporates nutritious lima beans. Packed […]

Diabetes and Exercise Patterns In The News with Results Of A New Study

I first heard of this study on a morning national news show last week and thought it interesting so wanted […]

Low Testosterone And Type 1 Diabetes: What Correlations Are There?

Research suggests that there is a significant correlation between low testosterone levels and Type 1 diabetes in men. Several studies […]

Unveiling the Fizz: The Bittersweet truth about Flavored Sparkling Waters

In recent years, flavored sparkling waters have become all the rage, touted as a healthier alternative to sugary beverages. However, […]

The Great Outdoors of Utah – Things To Do Throughout The Month Of June

Welcome to Utah, where the month of June brings with it a plethora of reasons to embrace the great outdoors! […]

Oral Semaglutide coming down the pipeline for weight loss?

Exciting developments in the field of weight management have emerged over the past few years utilizing GLP-1 medications that were […]

A Dietitian’s Top 5 Snacks for People with Diabetes

Managing type 2 diabetes can be challenging, especially when it comes to choosing the right snacks. Snacking is an important […]

Whoop Whoop! Breakthrough for Type 1 Diabetics

Are you a Type 1 Diabetic? Would you like to be able to almost forget you have Diabetes? Get ready […]

Carrot Muffins – (Everything But The Kitchen Sink) Healthy Muffins

For this week’s Recipe of the Week, I thought I would include this healthy go-to, on-the-run, breakfast bite that makes […]

Learning to Live with Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis

Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis is the leading cause of hypothyroidism. It’s responsible for more than 90% of cases. If you’ve been diagnosed […]

Which One is Worse – Sugar or Salt?

This is a common question among patients in our clinic. Which one is worse for your body and more important […]

Insulin Resistance Unmasked: Breaking Free from the Silent Health Crisis

Development of Insulin Resistance Insulin resistance typically develops gradually and is influenced by a combination of genetic and lifestyle factors. […]