Diabetic diet plan guidelines
Common Questions and Answers about Diabetic diet plan guidelines
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If possible, meet with a diabetic educator who can help you establish a quality meal plan. Eating just tuna will not drop your blood sugar levels. You need to eat a well balanced diet. YOu can also go on the American Diabetes Association website for some nutritional guidelines. However, you need to speak with someone ASAP so that you can start to get your sugars under control and regular. Good luck.
Did you have any signs of it before..
Type two can usually be controlled very well with diet and excersize sometimes if enough weight is loss a good diet is followed and an exercise plan, the need for medication can be eliminated.
I would check with your doctor as to which type you might be and the best course of action to help you maintain healthy lifestyle.
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If your postprandial elevates as high as posted it is quite obvious your food plan/diet/nutrition is in need of adjustments. Use Google to search for diabetic foods to avoid. Your moniker assumes Asian Indian ancestry. If so, search for diabetic Indian foods and diabetic foods in India. Both return lots of hits.
The dietitians recommendation, based on a study published in the Journal of American Nutrition and Diet, recommends a high calcium and oxalate diet on the theory that such a diet will have the calcium and oxalate combine in the digestive track before they get to the kidney. An additional concern is that the urologist recommended diet cuts out many food groups that I have come to believe are good for you: whole wheat bread and pasta, beans, leafy green vegetables, nuts, green tea, chocolate.
Needless to say, I began (in an attempt to go back in the right direction before i have serious issues) a new plan. My homeopathic/accupuncturist suggested I start on a powder nutritional drink in the A.M along with small more frequent meals and to stay within the very stringent guidelines of the LOW glycemic list.
Your original post asked about prevention and was answered. "To rid of diabetes" depends on a person's lifestyle; body weight, what he/she is doing to control and manage their diabetes, how often they test, what their daily results are, results of an A1c test, and whether they are following lifestyle guidelines mentioned in the earlier post.
Is steak ok to eat for diabetics?
Woww, you lucky to have found out this early in your pregnancy. I've had gestational diabettes, basically you need to take extra care of yourself and your eating habits. otherwise, not only will you feel real bad, your baby will suffer for it. Call your treating hospital and they will provide you with education on the subject. You can also google for more information.
i am 33 yrs old. During pregancy, i was detected to be diabetic (type 2). then after i.e. since 2004, i am taking medicines prescribed by my doctor, i am taking a pill of metformin(SR) 500mg after lunch and glimipride 2 mg 30 mins before dinner. my FBG is always more than 225 and my PPBG is always more than 300. pl suggest me some better remedy to bring my sugar level in control. i have full diat controll and taking milk with sugar free pills. i am not taking sweets at all since last 5-6 yrs.
m trying to loose my weight , So I reduced food intake, but now I found some tiny white spots on my skin because of vitamin deficiency, So dr please suggest me a healthy diet plan so that i can balance my weight as well as vitamins and proteins, One more thing is I have to spend sedentary life style, suggest me the diet plan which suites me, Dr please help me...
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