diabetes and HAES®-Aligned Resources
Diabetes & ED/HAES® Resources
Check out Megrette for more information and resources about the intersection of diabetes care and HAES, and see more handouts on the intersection of the HAES® framework and Medical Nutrition Therapy here.
Knowledge Check 1
True or False: To control the symptoms of diabetes, you must lose weight and follow a restrictive diet.
- True
- False
True or False: Gentle nutrition differs from other nutrition practices because it centers compassion and listening to your body instead of rigid food rules.
- True
- False
When practicing gentle nutrition for blood glucose control, what is helpful to pair with carbohydrates to slow down the release of glucose into the bloodstream?
- Fat
- Protein
- Fiber
- Any or all of the above
[Video] An Overview of Diabulimia (2:00 minutes)
Knowledge Check 2
What kind of diabetes diagnosis is diabulimia usually associated with?
- Gestational diabetes
- Type 1 diabetes
- Type 2 diabetes
- Not associated with a diabetes diagnosis
True or False: The way insulin is used in those with diabulimia can quickly worsen the effect of diabetes on the body, even in someone who didn't previously have many complications.
- True
- False
[Video] What Causes Diabulimia? (1:33 minutes)
Knowledge Check 3
True or False: The cause of diabulimia is simple and usually only related to one key factor.
- True
- False
[Video] How is Diabulimia Treated? (1:49 minutes)
Knowledge Check 4
True or False: Hospitalization should be a primary consideration for the treatment of diabulimia.
- True
- False
Type 1 Diabetes and Eating Disorders (65 minutes)
Knowledge Check 5
Which of the following would not be a sign or symptom of diabulimia?
- Avoidance of meals
- Omission or restriction of insulin
- Gravitation towards safe foods
- Fear of weight gain
- None of the above
True or False: Type 1 diabetes is not caused by eating too much sugar and it is not the fault of the person diagnosed.
- True
- False
Which of the following is not a sign or symptom of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)?
- Dizziness
- Fruity breath
- Nausea/Vomiting
- High levels of ketone bodies in urine
Diabetes and Health At Every Size® Resources
The articles linked below provide additional information about weight-neutral diabetes care.
Five Steps to Weight Neutral Diabetes Care
Taking a Weight Off Diabetes Care
Health At Every Size® For People With Diabetes
Eating Disorders and Diabetes: Using the Adaptive Care Model™ for Whole-Person Treatment
See this link to access slides from Alsana’s webinar about EDs, Diabetes, and the Adaptive Care Model™
This document contains a summary of information shared in this webinar
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