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Information, Inspiration, and Connection for Your Diabetes Life
dLifeTV is the first of its kind—a weekly television series dedicated to empowering the millions of Americans living with diabetes. The entertaining half-hour show features real people, real stories, celebrities, timely advice, and diabetes-friendly cooking. You'll come away more informed, more inspired, and more connected to your diabetes.
Watch Sundays at 7 PM EST, 6 PM CT, and 4 PM PT on CNBC.
This Week on dLifeTV
Topics: Why depression often strikes people with diabetes hard, and what you can do about it. Plus, a conversation with sportswriter Michael Wilbon, and mouthwatering low-carb appetizers with Chef Michel Nischan in the dLife Kitchen.
Special Guests: Michael Wilbon
Coming Up on dLifeTV
March 28, 2010
Topics: Actress, comedienne, and “The View” co-host Sherri Shepherd talks candidly about her diabetes life. Plus, Jim Turner examines the wild world of competitive eating; and one family shares how diabetes has taken root in their family tree.
Special Guests: Sherri Shepherd.
Topics: From Facebook to forums, dLife takes a look at how online social networks are making a difference in diabetes health. Then, Chef Michel Nischan with low-carb chocolate cake and a dolphin trainer who doesn’t jump through hoops for diabetes. Also, dLife investigates how some children have paid the ultimate price for their parents’ religious views.
Special Guests: Robin Cox
Topics: A dLife special presentation—the Story of Insulin. The story of the discovery of this life-saving drug and how it has made a difference in the lives of millions.
Special Guests: dLife Food & Professor Michael Bliss.
April 18, 2010
Topics: dLife shares all of those lesser known diabetes insights that can make a big difference in improving your health. A “Best of dLife” special.
Special Guests:
April 25, 2010
Topics: dLife looks at breaking insulin barriers in type 2 treatment with Dr. Steve Edelman. Plus, dLife explains most important number in your diabetes care—the A1C. And, how a pastor’s wife started a movement in faith-based healthcare.
Special Guests: Dr. Steve Edelman.
