Back

Healthy Eating with Diabetes

Healthy eating with diabetes doesn't have to be a lofty goal. Having diabetes doesn't mean you have to give up some of your favorite foods or dining out at restaurants. You just have to know the right foods to choose. A Virtua dietitian and diabetes educator provides helpful diet tips for diabetics.

Share

You may also like

fruit-cookies-thumb

Magic Pill for Heart Health? Cut 300 Calories A Day

A new study found that consuming just 300 fewer calories—the equivalent of six Oreo cookies or three Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups—each day can help protect your heart and curb your diabetes risk.

Read More
The Top-10 Foods for a Healthy Diabetes Diet - Virtua Article Cohen By: Gale Cohen

The Top 10 Foods for a Healthy Diabetes Diet

A healthy diabetes diet contains a variety of foods that help regulate blood sugar, boost metabolism and keep your hunger in check. Here are the 10 best foods to try.

Read More
Daily Diabetes Diet - Virtua Infographic

What Do You Eat on a Diabetes Diet?

The American Diabetes Association offers guidelines to help with meal planning. They have proven effective whether you are cooking at home or eating out.

Read More
The Diabetes Diet That Doesn’t Cut All Your Favorite Foods - Virtua Article Cohen By: Gale Cohen

The Diabetes Diet That Doesn't Cut All Your Favorite Foods

A common misconception about diabetes is that you have to cut out sugar. But that's not so. These principles will help you develop healthier eating habits.

Read More
Power Carbs for People with Diabetes Cohen By: Gale Cohen

6 Healthy Carbs for People with Diabetes

Not all carbs are bad carbs—even for people with diabetes. Here are the top dietitian-recommended power carb picks.

Read More
eat smart with diabetes Gerst By: Lois Gerst

Fight Pre-Diabetes with Your Fork

Prevent the transition from pre-diabetes to diabetes and avoid a lifetime of blood sugar monitoring, medication and serious complications.

Read More
Showing 6 of 7
calendar

Classes & Support 

The outpatient diabetes program at Virtua has received education recognition by the American Diabetes Association (ADA). 

View Diabetes Classes and Support Groups