Gestational Diabetes

Moove Over Meat: Reducing Animal Fat Intake May Help Diabetes Risk

A healthy preconception diet that is low in animal fat could help you avoid one of most commonly encountered complications of pregnancy: ... Read More

How to Handle... Gestational Diabetes

Been diagnosed with GDM? Here are three ways on how to (healthily and happily) handle gestational diabetes.

Is Gestational Diabetes Preventable?

A study from Italy suggests that a supplement may make a difference.

10 Savvy Snacks for the Gestational Diabetes Diet

Have you been diagnosed with gestational diabetes? Get the nutrients you and your baby need, while keeping your blood glucose levels under ... Read More

Could Pre-Pregnancy Waistline Predict Risk for Gestational Diabetes?

Have an "apple" body shape? High triglyceride levels? You may be at risk for developing gestational diabetes.

Gestational Diabetes 101

Don't let Gestational Diabetes stress you out. Learn all the lingo you need to know to best discuss your condition with your doctor. ... Read More

Q&A: I have gestational diabetes and don't know how low my blood sugar level should be.

Q&A: I have gestational diabetes and fear my baby will be extremely large.

Q&A: I was just diagnosed with gestational diabetes and need a diet plan.

Q&A: I've been told to schedule a gestational diabetes test, but I don't know what it is.

Q&A: My one-hour glucola test came back elevated and I'm concerned my baby might have gestational diabetes.

Too Much Pregnancy Weight Gain Too Soon Ups Diabetes Risk

Too much pregnancy weight gain, especially during the first trimester, can increase a woman’s risk of developing gestational diabetes, a ... Read More

Understanding Gestational Diabetes

A comprehensive guide to gestational diabetes tackling issues such as: What is it? What causes is? Who is at risk? And more. ... Read More

Understanding Gestational Diabetes - Diet

Learn how following a low-carb diet can help you control your blood sugar levels.

Understanding Gestational Diabetes - Exercise

Not only is daily exercise good for your mind and body, but it can also help control your blood sugar levels.