The Diabetes Handbook
The Diabetes Handbook by Ruth E. Lundstrom, published by Jones & Bartlett Learning in 2004, is a comprehensive resource designed to assist individuals living with diabetes. This edition spans 248 pages and is presented in clear, simple language, making it accessible for a wide audience. The book addresses both Type I and Type II diabetes, offering practical advice on various aspects of managing the condition, including glucose monitoring, diet, exercise, and medications.
Readers will find valuable insights into daily strategies for maintaining health, whether at home or while traveling. The Diabetes Handbook also emphasizes the importance of family dynamics in coping with the disorder. Illustrated with 200 fun cartoon-style drawings, this handbook serves as a trusted source of information for everyone from those newly diagnosed to long-term diabetes patients and their families.
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You Can Live Well With Diabetes! The Diabetes Handbook Can Help. Written By Two Trusted Experts In The Treatment Of Diabetes, This New Book Provides Comprehensive Information On Living With The Disease. Covering Both Type I And Type II Diabetes, The Diabetes Handbook Offers Practical, Authoritative Advice For Coping With The Disorder, Including Glucose Monitoring, Diet, Exercise, Medications, Family Dynamics, And Expert Tips On Day To Day Strategies For Staying Healthy — Both At Home And While Traveling. Written In Clear, Simple Language And Illustrated With 200 Fun Cartoon-Style Drawings, The Diabetes Handbook Is An Invaluable Source Of Timely, Trusted Information For Everyone From The Newly Diagnosed To The Longtime Diabetes Patient And His Or Her Family.
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