Eating well with type 2 diabetes means adding plenty of vegetables and fruits to your diet. Fresh veggies and fruits add vitamins and fiber, while keeping calories and fat grams low. Reducing your weight by even 5 to 7 percent can make a big difference in your blood glucose levels. Spring is a great time to get good bargains on seasonal produce at the grocery store. Read more here...

• Food & Diabetes: Incorporating Spring Fruits and Veggies into Your Diet.

Add Some Spring Vegetables and Fruits to Your Diabetes Diet originally appeared on About.com Diabetes on Wednesday, March 17th, 2010 at 22:03:56.

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A veteran dentist from Chickasha, Oklahoma has been named the 2010 National Gold Medal Dentistry award winner for his contributions to the practice of safe sedation dentistry. (PRWeb Mar 19, 2010)

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Surgeons in the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS) Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence (BSCOE) program now have a great opportunity to use unique and specially designed bariatric medical devices and at the same time significantly reduce their surgical cost per case. (PRWeb Mar 18, 2010)

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Recently, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company and AstraZeneca Plc announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration [FDA] has accepted their application for reviewing the combination of a fixed dose of Onglyza and metformin for treating patients suffering from type II diabetes.

A veteran dentist from Chickasha, Oklahoma has been named the 2010 National Gold Medal Dentistry award winner for his contributions to the practice of safe sedation dentistry. (PRWeb Mar 19, 2010)

Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/gold_medal/dentistry/prweb3749644.htm

If I can figure out how to post this as an Audible book that I get commission on I will.

This book actually helped me – I wanted to purge my closet, but I had something they call “decision paralysis”.  I couldn’t decide what to do about winter clothing.  Did I want to get rid of it?  Because I couldn’t decide, I couldn’t purge the rest of my closet.

Once I realized that the winter clothing was causing me a problem there was a simple solution.  Toss all of it aside and only deal with spring/summer clothing.

As a result, I have one Farmers Branch trash bag full of winter clothing and one Farmers Branch trash bag of clothing that is either stained, too big, or won’t wear.

It’s much easier to figure out what I have.