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hi sal thanks, i heard ampalaya tablets might be ok for me only a few days back also MX3 tablets what ever they are, i will look on nett tonight for info, well living out in the sticks here north Mindanao real Tarzan country here, i very rarely eat bread let alone the sugar bread that are in the shops, eat some rice at times but not much but lately i have had a craving for some potato chips so my Mrs has been cooking me up chips for a feed, but over all i do not eat that much at all, anyhow sall
ll find them in the Health Guide, which you can access by going to the menu in the upper left corner of the home screen. Look for snack ideas in the Eat Right category and recipes in the Recipes category.
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I'll also link to them here!
http://www.medhelp.org/diabetes/articles/Smart-Diabetes-Snacking/1764
http://www.medhelp.org/healthy-living/articles/5-Healthy-Alternatives-to-Snacking/2361
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The reason for this I chose to keep on living the way I wanted to instead of how I should. Being a diabetic can do all kinds of damage to all of your body including your organs. Sometimes diabetics end up with nerve damaage, and it can happen anywhere in your body including your stomach. Please don't jump to conclusions. The first thing you should do is eat right and exercise. Whatever you do don't stop living. It does not have to be the end of your life.
Now i am taking Creon 25000 3 times one each every dayt and Ecospirin 150,Atorsave 20mg,,oncon am 2.5,2.5mg and clopivas 75.lion and i am underweigt and i am diabetic .Please suggest me what kind of supplement should i take for weight gain.
The good thing about having a meter is that you can use it to see the effect of what you eat. If you eat something and your blood sugar is not high afterwards, then you know that this is fine. If you eat something else and your bs is high afterward, then you should avoid / restrict this food.
If your blood sugar is high after nearly everything, then it may be time to either dramatically change your diet and/or start on medications.
Hope this is helpful.
Yes to everything that JHG has posted.
Also, it's not uncommon that we diabetics feel hungry when our blood sugars are not yet under control. Until we get our blood sugars back into more normal ranges, our cells are, literally, starving. The weight loss you hubby has experienced is the result of his cells having been starving for a while.
Probably you were given blood test meter & strips so your hubby can begin to recognize patterns of how he feels relative to his blood sugar.
I am 38 and newly diagnosed as type 1 diabetic, I am taking novomix 30 twice a day. I am getting very mixed results, I am getting frightened of going out incase i get a hypo which has happened 3 times now. I was diagnosed on the 2nd july 2010, and have had 2 meetings with my diabetic specialist nurse, and thats it, i am due to see her on thursday 5th august. I live on my own with my 4 year old daughter. I dont have any family nearby.
My best advice is eat to your meter. if you eat a food and 2 hours later your blood sugar is higher than 140 (ideally target 120, not 140), then that food doesn't work for you.
Forget GI. Just see which foods work for you. Low carb is the best way to control blood sugar. You will need to cut the carbs and increase the fats (healthy fats that is: from animals and dairy, nuts, avocado). Avoid processed foods / transfats.
Technically, Handsome is absollutely correct that we are diabetic PEOPLE, and that the word "diabetic" is merely an adjective that describes the noun "people". We have diabetic condions, in the same fashion as a person with a tumor has a cancerous condition.
ths usual times to check blood sugar are fasting. Optimal level is in the 80s, but ‹95 is truely ok. >125 is diabetic. Other time is 2 hours after starting to eat. Optimal in this case is also <95, but 180 2 hrs after rating is considered diabetic.
If you suspect you are at risk, for health, cut added sugars from your diet and reduce intake of processed foods.
If you are diabetic, then low carb diet and meds, if necessary, is typically effective approach.
What do you think of this situation. I have been a T2 diabetic for 9 years. diagnosed in Colorado. Through diet and exercise I became totally controlled, BG before eating 74 to 90 and after eating , never above 180
My Dr said" If he didn't know I was a diabetic he would swear I wasn't" I moved to a different state, New Dr. He told me ( after Blood work) That I wasn't a diabetic and never had been. I argued with him , told him what my Dr in Co. had said...
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