March has been designated as Sleep Awareness Month. Since Daylight Saving Time began this morning (March 9) for most of us in the United States, sleep (or lack thereof) is probably on our minds. Read this informative article: https://news.vanderbilt.edu/2015/03/04/national-sleep-awareness-month/ The Law of Health #7 - Rest/Sleep https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhaPs5n98Zs If you got this email from someone who … Continue reading Sleep Awareness Month
Category: Rest/Sleep
Get Adequate Sleep
There is a definite connection between sleep and diabetes, according to sources that we have researched. Too little sleep can raise your diabetes risk. If you already have diabetes, sleep loss can undermine blood sugar control. Studies have shown that sleeping too long, as well as not enough each night, can increase the risk for … Continue reading Get Adequate Sleep
Overview: The 8 Laws of Health
If you were raised Seventh-day Adventist, or even if you came into the church later in life, you have undoubtedly heard or read many times this classic quotation: “Pure air, sunlight, abstemiousness, rest, exercise, proper diet, the use of water, trust in divine power—these are the true remedies” (Ellen G. White, Ministry of Healing, (Nampa: Pacific Press, 1905), page … Continue reading Overview: The 8 Laws of Health
The Eighth Day of Christmas
January 1 Happy New Year! Did you get adequate sleep last night? On the EIGHTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS I gave to myself 8 hours of sleep and "The 8 Laws of Health," 7 days of intermittent fasting, 6 ways to practice portion control, 5 miles to walk and 5 Essential Habits, 4 approaches to dietary … Continue reading The Eighth Day of Christmas
Sleep Review
Since November 6, 2022, is when Daylight Saving Time ends (in North America), this is a good time to review your own sleep habits. Reference: Get Adequate Sleep If you got this email from someone who forwarded it to you, please consider subscribing to our blog yourself at https://adventistvegetariandiabetics.com/blog-posts/. Scroll down to the FOLLOW button and enter … Continue reading Sleep Review
Sleep – Law of Health #7
Since Daylight Saving Time (in the United States) begins today (March 13, 2022), this is a good week to talk about sleep and rest (https://adventistvegetariandiabetics.com/getting-started/get-adequate-sleep/). There is a definite connection between sleep and diabetes, according to sources we have researched. Too little sleep can raise your diabetes risk. It is said that if you need … Continue reading Sleep – Law of Health #7
Rest, Law of Health #7
Rest is the balance to Exercise. Review our article, "Get Adequate Sleep," and then read the full article, "Rest." View again this 3-minute video, “Sleep for Better Diabetes Control” (December 2016) https://youtu.be/0vtQKZ35VAc Have you answered these questions for yourself? How is sleep related to diabetes? How long should I sleep? Is it possible to sleep too long? … Continue reading Rest, Law of Health #7
Get Adequate Sleep
Continue practicing the Five Essential Habits, Portion Control, Eating to Your Meter, Incorporating Intermittent Fasting, and Reducing Stress every day. Are you getting adequate sleep? How is sleep related to diabetes? How long should I sleep? Is it possible to sleep too long? For the answers to these questions and more, please read "Get Adequate … Continue reading Get Adequate Sleep
What Can I Eat?
This week's blog will refer you to two articles and one video that can help you in deciding how you should eat for your best diabetic health. And, while you are deciding, be sure to continuing practicing the Five Essential Habits, the foundation of your success in controlling, reversing, or preventing diabetes. The first article, … Continue reading What Can I Eat?
Stay Safe from Coronavirus!
I'm finding it very interesting that all the things that are being recommended to keep us safe from the coronavirus (COVID-19) are very much in alignment with what we, as conscientious Adventist Vegetarian Diabetics, are already doing! UPDATE 3/25/2020: In addition to all the basic/essential lifestyle practices below, please be diligent in observing all the … Continue reading Stay Safe from Coronavirus!







