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Nancy Schimelpfening

Nancy Schimelpfening

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Freelance Reporter, Healthline

San Antonio

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Health , Mental Health , Wellness

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Total articles 630

  • Why You Should Avoid Drinking Too Much Cranberry Juice If You Have Diabetes

    By Nancy Schimelpfening Verified| Health Digest Verified If you have diabetes, it is still possible to enjoy most foods, provided you keep an eye on your carbohydrate intake and portion sizes. However, experts suggest that you may want to stick with whole fruit rather than fruit juices. Fruit juices can be high in sugar. Also, they do not contain any significant amount of fiber (especially compared to whole fruits), which means that their sugar content is rapidly absorbed into your bloodstream and can spike your blood sugar.

    By Nancy Schimelpfening Verified · Health Digest

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Donald Trump's Annual Physical Exam Confirms What We Suspected About His Weight

    By Nancy Schimelpfening Verified| Health Digest Verified According to reporting from People, on Friday, April 11, 2025, 78-year-old President Donald Trump traveled to Walter Reed Army Medical Center to undergo his first physical exam of his second term. Per White House physician Sean Barbabella, Trump weighs 224 pounds. This represents a loss of 20 pounds since a similar exam in 2020, when he tipped the scales at 244 pounds (per Associated Press). It also confirms previous speculation about whether Trump had dropped several pounds during his campaign.

    By Nancy Schimelpfening Verified · Health Digest

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Why You Should Avoid Drinking Too Much Cranberry Juice If You Have Diabetes

    By Nancy Schimelpfening Verified| Health Digest Verified If you have diabetes, it is still possible to enjoy most foods, provided you keep an eye on your carbohydrate intake and portion sizes. However, experts suggest that you may want to stick with whole fruit rather than fruit juices. Fruit juices can be high in sugar. Also, they do not contain any significant amount of fiber (especially compared to whole fruits), which means that their sugar content is rapidly absorbed into your bloodstream and can spike your blood sugar.

    By Nancy Schimelpfening Verified · Health Digest

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Healthline

Healthline Networks is a provider of health information and technology solutions for publishers, advertisers, employers and healthcare providers.

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Founded: 1999