Rosemary Black

About Rosemary Black

Rosemary Black writes about health and food for a variety of magazines and websites. She is the author of six cookbooks, including the Marley Coffee Cookbook, and lives with her family, including seven children in New York.

Articles Written by Rosemary Black

Can Green Tea or Garlic Prevent Diabetes, Prediabetes?

02/09/2018 - Extracts of green tea and aged garlic may offer some benefits to individuals who have diabetes or who are at risk for the disorder.

Which Patients are Appropriate Candidates for Bariatric Surgery?

Thyroid Eye Disease Caused by Graves': A Search for Treatment

This young woman shares the effort it required to gain relief from the uncomfortable and painful symptoms of thyroid eye disease so she could leave her house without embarrassment and reclaim her life.

Building Hope Helps Put a Positive Spin on Having Diabetes

07/01/2019 - To help you stay positive and remain hopeful about managing your diabetes, make a plan to take your medication as directed, add more steps to your day, chew don't drink your calories, and ask for help when you need it.

Brain Fog After Heart Failure Improves with Walking and Brain Games

03/15/2019 - BrainHQ exercises and walking may help lessen the effects of brain fog, a form of memory loss that often occurs following heart failure.

Is the Keto Diet Good or Bad? Is Ketosis a Good Way to Lose Weight?

02/22/2019 - The keto diet helps many people manage their weight, improve blood cholesterol and high blood pressure, and even reverse type 2 diabetes but there are limitations and risks that you should be aware of before you decide to adopt this way of eating.

What Do the Revised Physical Activity Guidelines Mean for You?

11/26/2018 - Revised physical activity guidelines indicate that any and all physical activity is essential to promoting good health, especially for those with metabolic syndrome, obesity, diabetes, and to improve balance..

How Do Athletes Manage Graves' Disease

Will Eating a Gluten Free Diet Be Good if I Have Diabetes, Graves', or Heart Disease?

Gluten is often avoided by people who experience GI pain and bloating but it may be that wheat is the culprit since there are other proteins and ingredients of wheat that might be causing the gastrointestinal distress. Following a FODMAP diet that steers you clear of problem foods may be helpful if you have prediabetes, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, Graves' disease or obesity.

Barbara Bush Lived a Full Life with Graves' Disease

04/18/2018 - Barbara Bush lives for decades with Graves' disease but died at age 92 from complications of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

When You Care for Someone with Diabetes, You Need Care too.

Caring for a loved one who has a chronic disease and may be elderly requires added attention to manage your stress and health too.

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