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The
Diabetes Association, Inc.
(DAI) held one
of its weekly educational sessions for people with diabetes or those who
have been determined to be pre-diabetic by their physicians
as
well as people caring for loved ones,
on February 25, 2008. Former Cantina Cafe owner
Henry
Oliveira and Carolyn Pomfred were on hand to demonstrate ways that
healthier foods can be incorporated into a diabetes-friendly diet.
Preparations using whole grains and ways of making almost anything into
a smoothie were among the items that Mr. Oliveira demonstrated for those
gathered at the Diabetes Association headquarters at 170 Pleasant
Street. This event was part of a series of monthly presentations offered
during the winter and upcoming months. For more info on upcoming events,
contact DAI adult program coordinator John
Quintas at 508-672-5671. |
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(Top row, left) Mr. Quintas greets Gerald Nierdof, and Maria and Nuno Barboza, participants in the ninety-minute session held at the Diabetes headquarters at 170 Pleasant Street (Top row, center and right) Former Cantina Cafe owner Henry Oliveira greets the group, including Rui Santos, Steven Patterson, Jean Lau, and John and Junya Cambra. (Middle row, left and right) Steven Patterson poses a question to Mr. Oliveira who gives the rationale for including whole grains and fresh vegetables in the diabetic diet . (Bottom row, center) Rui Santos and Steven Patterson look over some of the books on food that Mr. Oliveira recommended. |
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