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promotes “wellness with a wow” to change attitudes and to encourage the prevention of diabetes health-related complications.

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Check out how much added sugar is in fruit juice!!

The American Heart Association recommends limiting added sugars for women to no more than 6 teaspoons a day. For men, it’s no more than 9 teaspoons.

Look for “Added Sugars” under “Total Sugars" on the nutrition label.

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We had an incredible time at Black Men's Wellness Day in Philadelphia! Partnering with the Frazier Family Coalition and the @luthervandross Foundation allowed us to provide essential lower-limb circulation screenings and raise awareness about added sugars in foods and drinks.

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"My eyes are watering constantly. How can they be dry?" Sue asked her doctor in confusion. Her doctor explained that when the eye lacks lubrication, it triggers tears as a defense mechanism. =

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Check out how much added sugar is in fruit juice!! Join us for Black Men's Wellness Day on Sat, June 6th, in Philly! I'll be with the Luther Vandross Foundation and the Frazier Family Coalition, offering lower-limb circulation screenings in honor of the legendary Luther Vandross.

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My first Art Exhibit is one week away! I'm absolutely thrilled to invite you to an exciting showcase of my past and new sculptures, all crafted from recycled materials. Sun, June 7, 1-3 pm 11th Street Community Garden at 422 East 11th Street in NYC

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Bonnie, a 30-year-old teacher, transformed her prediabetes through ballroom dancing. After her diagnosis at 24, she struggled to find an enjoyable workout but tapped into her love for "Dancing With The Stars" and her musical background.

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re you curious about how much added sugar is hiding in your favorite drinks? Join Divabetic for an exciting Sugar & Spice Prize Wheel experience at the 2026 Black Men's Wellness Day with the Luther Vandross Foundation at Temple University in Philly on Sat, June 6, 2026!

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Most women with type 1 diabetes have this mini emergency room in their handbag. It’s packed with fast-acting carbs like glucose tablets, glucagon, a glucose meter, healthy snacks, and water. Honestly, what's inside is more valuable than this Chanel bag itself.

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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. seeks to reduce the use of antidepressants like Zoloft & Prozac to combat "psychiatric overprescribing" and promote "deprescribing when clinically indicated." Many psychiatrists warn against making medication changes without consultation.

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Did you know that while many of us love the fresh scents of flowers, lemons, and the ocean, some strong-fragrance products may not be great for our health? Many scented items, like shampoos and lotions, can contain chemicals called phthalates.

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Self-love is essential for people with type 2 diabetes. It can help improve their health, make them stronger against feeling tired or overwhelmed, and encourage healthy habits.

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Emmy Award-winning Jazz and R&B singer and actress Alyson Williams shares her personal experience and essential self-care tips for living with LADA (Latent autoimmune diabetes in adults: https://t.co/h87xXoDrNI

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Peptides are small chains made up of amino acids, which are the building blocks of proteins. Our bodies make peptides naturally. Others can be produced in labs as supplements and medications, such as insulin, which is a type of peptide!

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Suzanne, living with type 2 diabetes, said, "When I first found out I had diabetes, I felt really lost. My doctor didn't have time for me. I was confused about what I should eat and how to lose weight. I remember thinking, "Why doesn't anyone understand how hard this is for me?"

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Meg is going through menopause and has type 2 diabetes. She shares that going for a simple walk really helps her get the sugar out of her blood. She explains, “If you’re insulin resistant like me, your body doesn’t respond to insulin the way it should. So, walking helps."

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One morning last November, I woke up and decided I wanted to make a big change in my life. I wanted to feel alive! So, I threw away my cigarettes, poured my old-fashioned drinks down the sink, and started a low-carb diet.

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Harriet, who has Type 1 diabetes, faced stubborn infections, leg cramps, and unexpected weight loss. "My stomach felt like a beach ball!" she recalls.
After being diagnosed with celiac disease, she learned that gluten—present in wheat, barley, and rye—was the culprit.