Recipe Resources

Searching the internet for healthy recipes can sometimes be overwhelming due to the high volume of sites out there. I have compiled a list of websites that I thought I’d share with you to help you during your search.  Enjoy!

-Kelsey

FREE Diabetes Fair!

Brown Clinic’s Diabetic Care Team is excited to invite you to our  FREE Diabetes Information Day!

When: Thursday, May 5th, 4:30-6:30pm

Where: County Fair Banquet Hall

Who: This free opportunity is for those who have Pre-Diabetes or Diabetes

The event will include:

*Information about insulin pumps and sensors

* Diabetes self care information, Kristi Rufer, RN

* Nutrition information from Kelsey Raml, Registered Dietitian

* A variety of representatives for diabetic supplies and diabetic medications will be present

* Brown Clinic Physicians will be available to help answer any of your diabetic questions you may have

* Free blood pressure checks

If you have additional questions, feel free to contact us at 886.8482 or email us through the “Contact” link.

Please share this information with family and  friends! Hope to see you there!

-Kelsey

Happy Spring/Easter

The snow is finally gone, and it was a great day to be outside.  Walking along the bike trail with Buddy, then later doing some running on my own.  The ice is all off of the lake as well, and the water is going down.  All in all, I think Spring is finally getting here…

…now we just need to wait for everything to bloom, and get greener.  It is nice walking along the trail by the Lake.  Great time to think.  I hope everybody had an enjoyable Easter as well.

Dr. Dan

Consecutive Exercise Day #:  1307

Exercise Equipment

There are many alternatives forms of exercise you can do, and equipment to do exercise with.  Above are few examples.  Over the next week or so, I will discuss each one of these, and give examples of the types of exercises that you can do with these different forms of equipment.  It makes for great alternatives when you are trying to prevent boredom from the same routines all of the time, and when the weather is not cooperative that you can be outside.  This last part would not pertain to where we are living now, would it?

Dr. Dan

Consecutive Exercise Day #:  1304

Journaling for Success

Last week I attended a great conference in Omaha focused specifically on adult weight management. Weight management is similar to a balance scale that involves give and take to make it just right! I learned a lot of great new tips and strategies to help my patients and participants of STRIVE 2 Survive succeed with their weight management goals.

One main key to success is evaluating your readiness to make lifestyle changes and how you are going to do it. This is always easier said than done, so a great way to start off is by making a list or brainstorming areas in your life that could use improvement and ways you are willing to make these changes. A food and exercise log is a great way to do this. It can be hard copy or done electronically. A favorite internet site of mine for food journaling is www.Livestrong.com and check out the “My Plate” section. 

-Kelsey