As our special gift to you from the American Diabetes Wholesale team, we have lowered our prices an additional 5% for the enitre month of December!

We appreciate your loyalty this year and want to thank you with additional savings on top of our already low, low prices on diabetic supplies and health products.

No coupons required – Simply Shop & Save!

We hope our sale makes your holidays the healthiest and happiest. Plus, orders over $100 ship for free!

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With the holiday season fast approaching, many peoople are thinking of good times and great food with family & friends. This week’s American Diabetes Wholesale Newsletter is right on time with some great ideas for your Thanksgiving holiday. Marlene Koch, author of the best selling diabetes-friendly cookbook, Eat What You Love not only gives us some tips and tricks for healthy eating during the holidays, but she also throws in a few tasty recipes that will no doubt contribute to a healthy and happy Thanksgiving celebration for you and yours.

“A typical Thanksgiving dinner is estimated to contain anywhere from 2,000 to 4,000 calories, depending on what (and how much), fills your plate.”

“To help you celebrate the holiday, and the delicious food, in a way that will leave everyone happy and healthy, I updated how to create “The Healthy Holiday Meal,” with even more tips, tricks, and brand new recipes.”

Go here to read entire article: Healthy & Delicious Thanksgiving Recipes | Marlene Koch, RD

Are you looking for a way to manage your diabetes and general health during the holiday season, without gaining weight and mismanaging your blood sugar? Diabetes educator and Destination Diabetes contributor Marci Sloane has the answers for you in her article, “Healthier Holiday Season Tips.” It’s as easy as taking the time to make the right food choices, some light exercise and managing food portions, and Marci provides simple tips for use in upcoming holiday parties.

And as you plan for these events, why not try out a new recipe to bring along? Holiday recipes don’t have to be something to avoid, and there are plenty of healthy alternatives to traditional fare like Easy Holiday Eggnog. With just a few ingredient substitutions, the calories, carbs and sugar go down in this take on the seasonal favorite, but the sweet, spicy taste of traditional egg nog does not!

And just a reminder that there’s only a few days left for American Diabetes Wholesale’s Healthy Holiday Sale, where every item, from glucose test strips to diabetic foot care products like the new Medport Telescoping Self Exam Foot Mirror, get an additional 5% off our every day low prices!

This week’s edition of the American Diabetes Wholesale newsletter features a piece by diabetic cookbook author Marlene Koch about something many families look forward to at holiday time – Christmas Day and New Year’s Day brunch! It’s a special time for families to get together and enjoy good fun and great food. However, like many holiday time meals, a person with diabetes faces challenges with the food choices. Marlene Koch provides some sensible alternatives to the staple foods of the holiday brunch so everyone can enjoy the event and not have to worry about making the wrong food choices.

Marlene also provides a great recipe for your holiday brunch, a diabetes friendly version of a morning favorite, Baked French Toast. With diabetic recipes like this and substituting eggnog for sugar free hot chocolate or sticking to lean meats, you’ll be sure to have a happy and healthy holiday brunch!

Don’t forget that American Diabetes Wholesale is still offering our special holiday sale, where every item in our store has an extra 5% off our every day low prices until the end of December! Save more this holiday season on all of your diabetic supply needs, including test strips, blood glucose monitors, insulin pump supplies and more!

Marlene Koch has provided some great nutrition tips during the past holiday seasons and now she is back with more tips for having a healthy diabetes friendly Thanksgiving meal. This week’s article features Marlene’s article, “You’ll Be Thankful For This Thanksgiving Feast” features useful tips for getting the most out of your Thanksgiving meal without the extra carbohydrates, fat and calories.

Marlene has some superb recipes that you can give your guests or bring along if someone else is hosting the Thanksgiving feast, ranging from starters to dessert:

• Homemade Ranch Dressing
• Classic Spinach Dip
• Two Way Cranberry Sauce
• Sweet Potatoes with Apple Cider Syrup
• Pumpkin Custard Cups
• Creamy Instant Pumpkin Mousse
• Paper Bag Apple Pie

Enjoy your Thanksgiving with Marlene’s great tips and recipes, and be sure to check out some diabetic sauces including Walden Farms Marinara Sauce and Walden Farms Creamy Italian Salad Dressing.

Just a few weeks ago, we featured Marlene Koch’s article about how to approach the Thanksgiving holiday in a safe and healthy way…but the challenges of the holiday feasts aren’t quite over yet! This week’s edition of the American Diabetes Wholesale Newsletter features diabetes expert and educator, Marci Sloane, giving great advice on how to continue good habits and safe practices during the busy holiday season. Check out her article – “Healthier Holiday Tips” – this week for more information.

Don’t forget about American Diabetes Wholesale’s gift to all of our customers – the Healthy Holidays Sitewide Savings! Every product in our store has an extra 5% off our already everyday low prices – that means you can save up to 65% off of retail prices until December 31, 2008! Don’t miss out on these great deals on a wide range of diabetic supplies such as diabetic test strips, glucose meters or insulin pump supplies. Or maybe you’re looking for a special gift for someone, such as a diabetic cookbook or maybe even our Happy Holidays Sugar Free Gift Stocking, chock full of tasty sugar free candies, available for a limited time.

If you are planning on getting one of these special items for the holidays, it’s important to remember that the holiday season is pretty hectic, so be sure to take a look at our suggested holiday season shipping estimates. It will help you plan ahead so those special gifts are sure to make it on time for the holidays! Feel free to contact our customer service department if you have any questions or special requests.

What holiday party is complete without that creamy seasonal favorite, egg nog? It’s a special treat, but it is not the best choice for someone with diabetes or with similar dietary needs. Check out the great new recipe, Easy Holiday Eggnog for a great tasting new take on the traditional favorite!