The Best Food Comes From Mexico with Pati Jinich

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Our 10 fave small habits to start in 2026

Jess and Wendy kick off 2026 by reflecting on past years, sharing travel updates, and responding to your feedback asking for more personal, lifestyle-focused conversations alongside diabetes education. In this episode, they each share small, realistic habits they’re carrying into ...  Show more

What diabetes care gets wrong about cultural foods (holiday edition)

In this Christmas Eve episode, Jess and Wendy chat with dietitian Krystal Martinez to debunk a major diabetes myth: that you have to give up your cultural foods to manage blood sugar. Krystal, a first-generation Mexican-American specializing in prediabetes and type 2 diabetes, sh ...  Show more

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