Weight Tips & Tools

In this section you'll find more resources, inspiration, and advice for getting a handle on those love handles! Since weight control is very often a big part of diabetes management, we've stocked up on the best information we could find.

9 Best Weight-Loss Tips	Body Mass Index Body mass index, or BMI, is a measurement that calculates weight in relationship to height and is considered a reliable indicator of body fat.
Using an RD(N)/CDE Finding a registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator may be your ticket to the healthiest diabetes life possible.	The Upside of Protein For most people, eating more protein may help you lose weight and improve glycemic control.
Does Stress Make You Fat? Read about the affect of stress on diabetes, and learn about the connection between chronic stress, fat, and obesity.	Helping Your Overweight Child What you can do when your little one is carrying too much weight.
Food Addiction Intriguing study findings begin to explain how and why it's so hard to be good.

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