diabetic exchange nuts

) but go for a walk or exercise after. The main thing is not eat too much. Protein helps alot so you stay fuller longer. And protein doesn't break down into sugars later.

If you eat junk food, such as chips, cookies, candy, etc, you should exchange them for veggies, fruit cheese, yogurt, low fat dairy, nuts, seeds, etc. Opt for plenty of protein and complex carbs and limit simple carbs, such as those found in sugary foods, products made from white flour, white rice, regular pasta etc. Opt for whole grain breads and pastas, sweet potatoes, etc. Exchange sodas and fruit juices for water or other unsweetened beverages. Try Stevia instead of sugar.

If you wish to become a type 2 diabetic, continue to snack on those donuts and twinkies. Otherwise exchange those bad habits with fresh fruits instead.

Should I be following a diabetic diet which offers a similar type of exchange as I have described above. Relatives who have passed away on my mother's side all have suffered from Type II Diabetes. I just had my sugar tested today in the lab to see where my levels are at. I probably won't get the results until next week. I'm not looking for the grapefruit or cabbage type of diet, but something other then counting points on the W.W. plan.

does diabetic sugar level up to 30 can be reduced my exercise only without taking medicine??

Eating almonds and walnuts (in small quantity) by a diabetic person, is it good?

Cheese, eggs, cold meats, vegetable sticks with cream based dips, nuts (best are macadamias and other high fat nuts - peanuts and cashews are best limited as they are high carb). You may get used to not having such sweetened foods over time. You may get more ideas by looking at low carb / keto / paleo recipes.

You can follow a diabetic diet without nuts, seeds, and skins (of fruits and vegetables) which will help you with all your other issues. A diabetic diet is low in fat and helps keep your blood sugars down, The avoidance of nuts, seeds, and skins will help control your diverticulitis. Suggest going to the American Dietetic Association website, www.eatright.

And one handful of raw nuts a day, for the good fats. No fried stuff, no mayo, no honey, no sugar, potatoes and all those things. If you follow these, you will loose weight pretty fast. But if it is too hard, since these changes are radical, just exchange things. Instead of sugary cereals with milk: nuts and whole oats with berries and low fat greek yoghurt. stuff like that.

However, if he is exercising, then he can get away with eating something like a whole fruit right before exercising (depending on his glucose level) beforehand and the cardio exercise will even it out. There is a Diabetic Exchange Diet that is in books where they assign you certain amount of meat, bread amounts that you can have at each meal - or trade off a lean meat for a little more fat, etc. so you don't have to count calories.

You say you're sure your tests (plural) showed a diabetic profile, then you say my test (singular) showed that... And, then you say you're a lifelong hypoglycemic. Tell us what these test(s) are. The word "usually" indicates your home test results are not always in the normal range which makes you a diabetic.

Well my first ever A1c test was 6.9 and I was told that I was a diabetic. The next time it was 7.3 and I did the test at home and it is now 6.4; I have had to change my diet drastically to get my A1c down to 6.4; watch my carbs, no junk foods, no soda and I now rarely eat red meat. Been eating lots of fish, salads and some fruit and nuts, but it has been tough getting used to this new diet plan, and I will have to do this for the rest of my life if I want to stay off of meds.

Never said it was a characterization. Addiction is a disease. Much like someone with diabetes is a diabetic.

Received handjobs and some foreplay before and after sex. Nipple sucking. I am going nuts. Hope the educated forum members will help me in identifying my risks.

I'm diabetic and so hungry all the time.36 weeks.please any advice or ideas to stay full feeling on healthy choices...

I am diabetic and I am concerned that I want to fall asleep after I eat. It doesn't matter what I eat or how much...I just want to sleep. Is this related to my diabetes or metabolism in any way???

t checked off as diabetic (doc from at clinic nobody thought i was diabetic at that point) and my ob checked off diabetic on part 2 so lab calculated results as non-diabetic which got me a result of 1:220 for downs - normal risk for my age 39 is 1:100, cut-off for amnio and genetics counselling (in bc, canada for 39 year old) is 1:300. When they re-ran my numbers as diabetic it came back as 1:450 so now I don't qualify for the amnio. so that takes some questions out of the equation.

All nuts are classified as fatty foods, but most have a small amount of carbohydarates and protein in them too. This chart tells you how many grams of carbohydrates and fat are in different types of foods and are grouped by type of food. Go down to the Nuts and Seeds area and you will find the carbohydrates, protein and calorie amounts for the different types of nuts: http://whatscookingamerica.net/NutritionalChart.

Shame dear u shudnt b alne thru ths, is ur mom arnd?

Brief history, I'm 32 yr old female, overweight, high blood pressure an pre diabetic. I also suffer from anxiety. Fox the last four days I have felt so weird!! It's kinda hard to explain but ill try my best. I had to force myself to go to work for 3 days while I was there it was like i couldn't sit still, my face was flushed an I was hot feeling.

Peripheral neuropathy is more of a symptom than a diagnosis. I guess Idiopathic Peripheral Neuropathy (Peripheral Neuropathy with unknown cause) could be a diagnosis. Peripheral neuropathy can be from toxins (including alcohol,) Diabetic Neuropathy, etc. Once all the "symptom related diseases" have been ruled out, and you can't find a cause, then a diagnosis of Idiopathic Peripheral Neuropathy would seem appropriate.

Help use up those latent carbs out of your system, and become a fat burning engine. Eat eggs, cheese, nuts, and meat. I eat about 30 pounds of shelled nuts annually; peanuts, walnuts, and lots and lots of almonds. Initially, it hurts a little. Your initially stomach aches from carbohydrate hunger. You will urinate copiously as your body wrings out every gram of carbohydrate it can use. But then you'll begin to feel better, more alert, the carbohydrate haze is gone.

Meats, chicken, pork, fish, tofu. Salads and veggies some fruit. Google diabetic menu and see what pop's up.

There is no "diabetic diet" its Carbohydrates that cause BG to rise. So reducing the carbs you eat will help in BG control. So I eat salad and steak, veggies, no fruit (fruit has a lot of carbs) eggs, bacon, cheese, chicken, fish, garlic, and lots of herbs and spices and hot spices. There are other diabetic news groups with recipe sections.

I am not diabetic, but I have taken on some of the habits of diabetic dieting by cutting my amount of sugars and carbs in order to just be generally healthier. I've cut back on fats by a lot and try to eat meat sparingly, because I get my protein from other places. I eat meat, just not a lot of it. I have also cut how much junk food I eat by a lot. Say I go to a party, I might have a piece of cake, but otherwise I don't eat junk.

I, recently, had a Glucose Tolerance Test due to fluctuating fasting glucose and weight issues, but the worst symptom is tiredness/afternoon crash. The results of the GTT were as follows: Fasting: 97 1 hr: 165 2 hr: 124 3 hr: 48 L 4 hr: 56 L Over the past 5 years, my fasting glucose levels have ranged from around 97 or 98 all the way up to 125, but never over 125. My A1c has ranged from 5.5 to 5.8 over the same period and my doctor has said I'm pre-diabetic.

Hi, Optimal HA1C is about 4.8. Diabetic is diagnosed once it gets higher than 6.0. So 5.6 is higher than you'd want and yes, could be prediabetic. Consider this your notice to get serious with healthy lower carb eating (particularly avoiding sweets and eating complex carbs in smaller portions) and exercise. Educate yourself about diabetes and it's prevention.

Always have protein with each meal that could ne nuts ir cheese or.meat. hope this helps. Its hard to explain while using my phone. Any questions message me.

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