Independent diabetes education & buying guidesU.S. edition · English
Fight Diabetes For Good

Digital resources

Programs & Guides

Compare digital reading and recipe resources by topic and format.

How to choose a program or guide

Start with what you want to use. Browse a cookbook for meal ideas or a written guide to prepare questions for a visit. Choose a format you can read comfortably on the device you use most.

Check a sample or table of contents, who wrote it, what access includes, and the current price and refund terms. If the listing is unclear about what you receive, ask the seller before ordering.

Talk with your care team before trying a suggestion that changes your meals, activity, or daily care. Keep following your care plan and bring questions to your next visit.

Browse six digital products

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Ultimate Diabetic Cookbook

May suit home cooks who want more recipe ideas and are comfortable checking serving sizes and ingredients against their meal plan.

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Prediabetes Action Plan

May suit readers who prefer a step-by-step resource and want to prepare questions for a prediabetes follow-up visit.

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Type 2 Diabetes Guide by Blue Heron Health News

May suit readers who prefer a digital overview of type 2 diabetes topics they can browse at their own pace.

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Diabetes Freedom

May suit people who like a structured format for reading about meals and daily routines and want to see how the material is organized.

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Neuropathy No More

May suit readers who want to preview a commercial guide about neuropathy. Bring any new symptoms to your care team.

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High Blood Pressure Program by Blue Heron Health News

May suit readers looking for an introduction to how a commercial publisher covers blood pressure in a digital guide.

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