Reader's Digest® Reverse Diabetes Forever
The Ultimate Guide to Controlling Your Blood Sugar
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Reverse Diabetes Forever
100 Calories – Burned!
One of the wonderful things about exercise is that there are oodles and oodles of ways to get your heart pumping and those calories burning. That’s what we’re showing you in this chapter: It doesn’t matter how you get more exercise, just that you do. Even little, everyday activities can make a big difference. For instance, if you burn an extra 100 calories a day, even if you don’t change your eating habits at all, you’ll lose about 10.5 pounds over the course of a year. What’s it take to burn 100 calories? Not much. Below are 15 activities that burn 100 calories, based on a 150-pound, 42-year-old woman. How many have you done today, this week or this month?
1. Go roller-skating. In just 12 minutes, you burn off 100 calories.
2. Go grocery shopping. A 38-minute grocery shopping trip burns 100 calories; you’ll burn another 100 calories carrying the groceries to your car and then into your house.
3. Play Frisbee. Half an hour is all it takes — and that assumes you’re not doing a lot of running after wild throws.
4. Put up your Christmas tree. Forty minutes of stringing lights and hanging ornaments is all that’s needed to burn 100 calories and decorate for the holidays. (Don’t try this in July).
5. Usher for your church or synagogue. After 45 minutes, you’ll have not only greeted all the attendees, but will have burned 100 calories.
6. Make dinner. Pick one that requires chopping. If it takes you 35 minutes to get dinner ready, you’ve just burned your 100.
7. Jump rope. Even slow jumping burns 100 calories in 11 minutes; jump faster, and it takes only about 7 minutes.
8. Clean out your garage. Put in half an hour of sorting. By then, you’ll have cleared at least one small space and burned 100 calories.
9. Jog in place for 11 minutes. Do it during the commercials of a 30-minute TV show.
10. Dance the flamenco. Just 15 minutes of fast ballroom dancing will do it.
11. Walk your dog. In half an hour, you’ll have burned 100 calories, and he’ll have stretched all fours and sniffed to his heart’s content.
12. Iron your clothes. And your partner’s and your kids’. Do it for 40 minutes.
13. Hit the driving range for 30 minutes. You’ll improve your golf game and burn 100 calories.
14. Play golf. Carry your clubs and walk the course, and you’ll burn 100 calories every 20 minutes.
15. Go fishing. It’s peaceful and stress-free, and 30 minutes of it burns about 100 calories.
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Reader's Digest® Reverse Diabetes Forever
"How you steer your course will make all the difference in the world when it comes to staying vibrantly healthy and avoiding complications," say the editors of Reader’s Digest Reverse Diabetes Forever. This must-have guide for anyone with Type-2 diabetes provides 317 all-new ways to help you take charge of your health through stress reduction, simple 15-minute exercises, diet changes, recuperative sleep and other lifestyle improvements. In addition to the latest science and expert advice, plus 50 quick and easy recipes, you'll find ways to transform comfort-food favorites into diet-friendly meals, as well as tools such as food diaries, sugar monitors, calorie counters and exercise logs to aid in controlling blood sugar. Color photos.
Softcover : 304 pages
Publisher: Reader's Digest® ( December 22, 2011 )
Item #: 13-501350
ISBN: 9781606524251
Product Dimensions: 7.75 x 10.875 inches
Product Weight: 25.0 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Lots of Useful Info 
April 30, 2012
Very nicely written book covering many aspects of living well with diabetes. Thorough, easy to read and understand; useful information, easy exercises and lots of very good, practical recipes. If you plan to buy just one book to help you or someone you love manage their diabetes,this is the one book to buy.
Reviewer: Rosanna M
If you fallow the plan you will see results 
January 31, 2012
January 31st 2012
It seems like a good plan,but, you will need to make acommitmint to it for it to work.
Reviewer: Ruth H
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