When you have diabetes, eating sweets can be like navigating a minefield. While low-sugar substitutes do exist for ice creams ...

"If you’re keeping an eye on your blood sugar to manage diabetes, fiber is your friend," Byrne says. "Choosing desserts that contain fruit or whole grains will help you get a little bit of fiber ...

Two of the world’s greatest desserts in one? Sign me up. Chalk its diabetes-friendly qualities up to chocolate stevia, monk fruit sweetener and sugar-free chocolate chips. Cocoa powder and ...

This is a great diabetic dessert without losing a lot of sweet ... Alyssa Castriotta, North Scituate, Rhode Island I add in additional fruit to get a little closer to all those servings you ...

Who says desserts can't be healthy? These sweet treats are made with natural ingredients and have a low glycaemic index, making them ideal for diabetics ... It is made entirely from fruit and can be ...

Researchers found significant improvements in insulin sensitivity and pancreatic function in overweight adults who consumed mango daily in a new study from the Illinois Institute of Technology.

We always hear people say to diabetic patients to stay away from sweets, but did you know if you swap certain ingredients in your much-loved desserts, you can make them diabetic-friendly? Well, if you ...

Having diabetes shouldn ... those in milk and fresh fruit) over refined and adding nut butter or high-fat dairy to your sweets. Eating small portions (i.e., sharing dessert with a friend ...

Having diabetes shouldn’t mean skipping ... choosing natural sugars (like those in milk and fresh fruit) over refined and adding nut butter or high-fat dairy to your sweets. Eating small portions (i.e ...