Blue Care Dietitians

22/08/2026

🌱 GROW YOUR OWN FOOD. BUILD A SELF-SUSTAINABLE FUTURE! 🌱

Would you love to grow healthy, nutritious food organically and become more self-sufficient? Or perhaps you have a gardener or farm worker who could benefit from practical, hands-on training?

🌾 Foundations for Farming – Conservation Agriculture is hosting a 5-Day Training where participants will learn practical methods to grow food sustainably, improve soil health, conserve water and produce food with fewer costly inputs.

👩‍🌾 If you are unable to make it, you can send your gardener, farm worker or someone responsible for your garden/farm to gain the knowledge and skills on your behalf.

📅 19–23 October 2026
📍 Okondjete Farm, Okahandja District
💰 N$3,000 per person
🍽️ Accommodation, meals & training materials included
⏰ Arrive Sunday 18 October for dinner at 17h00

This is more than just farming, it is about learning how to produce your own food, care for the soil and work towards greater food security and self-sufficiency. 🌱🌽🥬

👉 RSVP by 12 October 2026

📞 081 823 8518
📧 [email protected]

Invest in the skills that can feed your family, your community and your future. 🌱💚

13/08/2026

31/07/2026

🍎 Fruit or juice? They are not the same.

When we eat whole fruit, we get the complete package: natural sugars, fiber, water, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. The fiber slows the absorption of sugar, helping blood sugar rise more gradually while keeping us fuller for longer.

When fruit is turned into juice, most of the fiber is removed. This means the natural sugars are absorbed much more quickly, causing blood sugar to rise faster, much like other sugary drinks.

There are times when juice has an important place, such as treating low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia), or when you want to have a sugary drink, rather choose 100% juice than a soda drink. But for everyday health, choosing whole fruit is usually the better option.

Small choices, made consistently, can have a big impact on your health. 🍏💚

29/07/2026

Salt intake can add up quickly without us realising it.

Reducing salt intake can support healthier blood pressure, especially for people living with diabetes and hypertension.

26/06/2026

Smarter glucose monitoring is now available in Namibia. 🇳🇦

Whether you’re living with Type 1, Type 2, or gestational diabetes, understanding your glucose levels can help you make more informed decisions every day.

With Dexcom ONE+, you can:

✔️ View glucose readings in real time
✔️ See trends and patterns throughout the day and night
✔️ Receive alerts when your glucose levels are changing
✔️ Reduce the need for routine finger pricks*
✔️ Share glucose data with loved ones and healthcare professionals

Designed to be simple from the start, Dexcom ONE+ helps put valuable glucose insights right at your fingertips.

Available through participating pharmacies and healthcare providers across Namibia.

📍 Find a stockist near you
📩 Send us a message to learn more



*Finger pricks may still be required in certain circumstances.

22/05/2026

We are overfed and undernourished.

19/05/2026

🌸 Protect Your Sensor in Style! 🌸

At Blue Care Dietitians we proudly stock premium overlay plasters from Diabetic Accessories, designed to help keep your diabetes devices secure, comfortable, and protected.

We currently stock:
✔ Dexcom G6, G7 and One+ overlay plasters
✔ LinX overlay plasters
✔ Infusion set overlay plasters for our insulin pump users
✔ Variety of beautiful colours and patterns available

Why patients love them:
• Skin-friendly & hypoallergenic
• Comfortable for sensitive skin
• Long-lasting hold
• Helps prevent sensors and infusion sets from lifting
• Breathable and non-irritating
• Designed specifically for diabetes devices

Perfect for:
🏃 Active lifestyles
💧 Swimming & sweating
👶 Children & adults
🌿 Sensitive skin users

Contact us to order or enquire about available designs and stock.

📍 Blue Care Dietitians
Helping you manage diabetes with confidence, comfort, and practical support.

16/05/2026

14/05/2026

🌱 Foundations for Farming Training | 25–29 May 🌱

We have only 5 places left for this upcoming training!

Ideal for:
✔️ Farmers
✔️ Extension workers
✔️ Church leaders
✔️ Community workers
✔️ Anyone interested in foundational conservation agriculture

You will walk away with practical skills to:
🌾 Improve crop yields
🌱 Build healthy soil
💧 Farm more sustainably
🙏 Steward your land wisely

We also encourage you to sponsor your gardener to attend the training — it can transform not only your garden, but also his/her future and skills for life.