Recipes For People With Diabetes

CLEVELAND - January 29, 2010 - A survey conducted by the Diabetes Daily, a leading network support in helping people with diabetes to live a better life and found healthy, more than three-quarters of people with diabetes (75.4 percent) expect to follow a meal plan in 2010. This is a significant increase in the number of people with diabetes who have actually reported following a meal plan in 2009. The results of the survey, 57.3 percent of respondents followed a diet in 2009, including those recommended by their doctors or nutritionists.

"It is inspiring more people with diabetes are planning to focus on nutrition in 2010," said David Edelman Diabetes Daily president and co-founder and husband of a diabetic type 1. " Develop a plan for better management of nutrition, especially when it comes to diet, is an important step towards achieving a better life today. "

According to the survey, those who intend to follow a diet in 2010, keeping their blood sugar levels in the range (89.1 percent) and improving their health (70.6 percent) are the targets the most important.

Maintain a diet, however, is not an easy task. In 2009, 46.3 percent of respondents who began following a plan to change their diet slightly, and 33.1 percent were unable to maintain the guidelines of the Diet. The two main reasons respondents plans were abandoned because they were bored with the selection of foods or food did not help them lose weight.

"It is particularly difficult for people with diabetes to maintain nutrition and a diet successfully when they are bored with the selections of food," said Edelman. "This is precisely why diabetes has devoted Daily considerable energy to developing original recipes, meal plans and cookbooks that make nutrition and healthy eating delicious and exciting. "

The survey was conducted online daily diabetes with 307 people with diabetes. The margin of error is about 6 percent.

About Diabetes Daily
Founded by David and Elizabeth Edelman Diabetes Daily is a leader in network support that helps people affected by diabetes to live a better life and healthier. The online support network has one of the major forums for diabetes, as well as recipes, meal plans, cookbooks, the mission of blogs, online educational resources for monitoring blood sugar problems health, and diabetes related news. Diabetes Daily is to connect people with diabetes, to facilitate education and promote the defense. Since its inception in 2005, the support network has grown to include over 20,000 members. Consumers can join by visiting www.DiabetesDaily.com.

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