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About Type 2 Diabetes: Halloween and Diabetes

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From Elizabeth Woolley, your Guide to Type 2 Diabetes
Halloween will be here before you know it. One key to success in diabetes management is planning. Here is some information to help make Halloween a breeze.

Kids with Diabetes and Halloween Treats
Halloween is a favorite holiday for kids. Costumes, parties, and candy are all part of the fun. But Halloween can be tricky for kids with diabetes. Exercise, food intake and insulin levels need to be balanced for good blood glucose control. The Halloween "season" opens a floodgate of tempting goodies, especially if other kids are enjoying the bounty. What can parents of diabetic children do to provide a great Halloween experience?

Ideas for a Healthy Halloween
The focus of Halloween is often on trick-or-treating and sweets, but it is possible to have a healthy Halloween celebration. Especially when you have type 2 diabetes, it is good to try to give your Halloween plans a healthy twist. Here are some healthy Halloween celebration ideas that do not involve candy.

Pros and Cons of Sugar Free Candy
If you're wondering whether sugar free candy is an option for you, here are a few points to ponder.

Holiday Eating and Type 2 Diabetes
The Challenge: The holidays are here, and with their arrival comes a virtual onslaught of sugary-, high-calorie temptation. Here are some tips for navigating the obstacle course of sugary treats.

 


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