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The holidays are filled with fun get-togethers and parties. You’re constantly going out and spending time with people, whether that be in the office or with friends. And usually alcohol is present. If you have diabetes, this can be quite a challenge to navigate through.

The holiday season is quickly approaching and with this brings along all the indulgent family meals and decadent desserts. However, navigating dinner time with diabetes does not have to be a chore.

Online meal plans can be tricky with diabetes because everyone has unique lifestyle, needs, goals, food preferences, medication regimen, etc. So our top tips to meal planning with diabetes takes these three things into account:

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Getting the family, let alone yourself out the door in one piece is a hefty load to lift. Seeing as breakfast is one of the three main meals of the day, and arguably the most important, since it breaks your overnight fast and jumpstarts the metabolism, getting a nutritious breakfast is key for success.