Keeping Diabetes Management Affordable

Not only is American Diabetes Wholesale providing you low cost diabetes supplies, we are also offering you the opportunity to share your story with us!  We will also be selecting some of your stories to share with others, and if we choose your’s, you will receive a special gift from ADW.

It is very easy to do.  Follow the link provided to the submission page and tell us your story about diabetes.  Whether you were diagnosed with Type 1, Type 2, Gestational, or you just know somebody who has diabetes, tell us your inspirational story.

American Diabetes Wholesale will protect your privacy by identifying you by your first name, last initial and state where you live (Example: Chris S., Florida).

Share Your Story Here!

We at American Diabetes Wholesale (ADW), a premier online source for discounted diabetic supplies, are proud to launch our new online affiliate program on the Performics network. ADW will pay its affiliate partners a percentage of every sale they refer. Commissions will vary based upon amount of sales. American Diabetes Wholesale has teamed up with MoreVisibility, a three-time INC 500/5000 nominee and leader in Search Engine Optimization, Web Design & Interactive Marketing to help launch and manage the Affiliate Program. By joining the ADW Affiliate Program, affiliates have the potential to earn unlimited commissions. Affiliates will have the support needed to run successful campaigns, including creative, marketing copy, bonus programs, product feeds and more.

About Performics

Performics is a leading Affiliate network based in Chicago, Illinois. Online sign up for the American Diabetes Wholesale Affiliate Program, is available.

How would you like the convenience of never having to worry about re-ordering your diabetes testing supplies?

Sound too good to be true?

It isn’t now since American Diabetes Wholesale introduced the new Diabetic Coverage Auto Order Program. It’s an exclusive membership based program where you can choose what diabetic supplies you need, when you need them, and where you want them sent. You are billed only when your scheduled order goes out, and you can sit back and relax as we send you shipping updates with the tracking information for your packages.

Best of all, the program is absolutely FREE to join, and there is no risk or obligation! You can cancel at any time as well as change the contents of your order and the frequency at which they arrive whenever you want!

As an added bonus, members who sign up by June 1, 2008 you will receive all the benefits listed above, plus a locked-in price protection on their supplies for the rest of the year!
You may be asking yourself, how do I sign up for this amazing offer?  It’s simple.

On your next order with American Diabetes Wholesale, there will be a box on the bottom of the final Checkout page with the Diabetic Coverage Logo.

All you need to do is:

If you are placing the order over the phone, just tell the customer service representative that you would like to be signed up for Diabetic Coverage, and they will take down all of the necessary information to get you started.

After that, sit back, and relax with the piece of mind knowing that your orders will be sent to you quickly - and at great prices, too!

Why not start shopping and sign up today?

This week’s newsletter is all about slow-acting carbs. Slow acting carbs digest slowly and release energy to the bloodstream in a steady flow. These types of foods have a low glycemic index are good for people with diabetes.

The product spotlight features cereals and bars from products from Glucerna. Glucerna products were made for people with diabetes. Both the cereal and bars have a unique carbohydrate blend that helps to prevent sudden spikes in glucose levels. The cereal flavors include Crunchy Flakes ’n Almonds, Crunchy Flakes ’n Raisins, and Crunchy Flakes ’n Strawberries. The Glucerna eal bars have flavors ranging from Chocolate Chunk to Oatmeal Raisin. You can view our entire selection of Glucerna Bars and other products American Diabetes Wholesale.

Our recipe for the week is Dutch Apple Pancake. It only has 39 grams of carbs! Try this recipe out! Trust me, you will thank yourself.

Read the full article to learn more about this week’s topic.

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This past Saturday, March 29, 2008, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation held their annual walk in Boca Raton, FL in Mizner Park. There were approximately 3,000 people who showed up. The amount of awareness and money raised for such a great organization is amazing and exciting. American Diabetes Wholesale is proud to support the JDRF in ways such as this. It is now time for JDRF to start planning and organizing the next walk.

The weather had been forecasted to be rainy and thunderstorms, but it could not have turned out to be any more perfect of a day. The sun was out with a few clouds, and a nice little breeze every now and again. The two mile walk turned out to be successful. Approximately 8-10 ADW team members walked with family and friends.

The performances by local high school cheerleaders, bands, and singers were all outstanding. It created a great environment for a great cause.

Below are a few pictures included from the walk of members of the ADW team.

American Diabetes Wholesale will be attending the February 15, 2008 Broward County Dietetic Association’s meeting.  At this meeting the BCDA will be discussing such topics as pediatric obesity, cardiovascular disease, women’s health issues, and GI issues.

ADW is proud to sponsor an event like this that updates the professionals who dedicate their lives to helping their patients to the fullest degree.  The event will take place at the North Broward Medical Center Auditorium.

Please take a look at the Broward County Dietetic Association’s website at http://www.eatrightbroward.org/

American Diabetes Wholesale’s CDE of the Year Award nominations have all been submitted and it has been narrowed down to five finalist.  We will list and provide a short biography of each of the five finalist by January 15, 2008 on our website.

We will allow one more final chance to vote for the CDE that you feel deserves to be named the CDE of the Year and win a trip to Boca Raton, FL.

When a person is newly diagnosed with diabetes, a whole new world of questions and concerns opens up! Fortunately, our modern medical system offers the invaluable contributions of the certified diabetes educator, or CDE. From learning how to use diabetic test strips to monitor their blood glucose levels, what foods can cause dangerous imbalances in their blood sugar, and how to maintain a proper exercise regimen, the certified diabetes educator is the person with the answers.

But what exactly is a CDE, and how does someone become one?

A certified diabetes educator is a health care professional that has earned special certification focused on teaching people with diabetes how to manage their condition. In most cases, the CDE is a nurse or dietician who underwent extra training to specialize in patients with the diabetic condition. After this formal training, their certification is awarded by the National Certification Board for Diabetes Educators. Unlike an endocrinologist, who is a hormone specialist that deals with diseases in addition to diabetes, the CDE is specially dedicated to the needs of diabetics, and helping them to lead a healthy lifestyle.

These professionals are crucial to those who need to learn about the tools and skills necessary to control their blood glucose levels, and avoid serious complications such as diabetic neuropathy and hyperglycemia. For more information about CDE’s, or to locate one locally, please visit the American Association of Diabetes Educators website.

American Diabetes Wholesale recognizes the importance and contributions that certified diabetes educators. We are offering a contest for readers to nominate their favorite CDE. The winner will get a wonderful 2 night / 3 day vacation at the Boca Raton Resort and Club in Boca Raton, FL. Make your nomination here, but hurry, the contest ends November 30, 2007!

Today, November 14, 2007, marks the first World Diabetes Day, a campaign launched by the United Nations to officially recognize diabetes as a major threat to the health of people globally. The rising numbers of children afflicted with Type 1 Diabetes is of special concern, as it grows 3% annually for schoolchildren and adolescents, and a startling 5% for children of pre-school age.

Due to the profound effects that Type 1 Diabetes has on the lives of children, World Diabetes Day focuses on the importance of educating the families of diabetic children, as well as informing schools and other organizations that care for children.

Please check out the website for World Diabetes Day for more information about this great cause!