10 superfoods to fight diabetes
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If you are aiming at losing weight, it is important to calculate your current BMI and the target BMI. The target BMI should be in a healthy range. Aside indulging in moderate amounts of physical exercise it is also essential to maintain a healthy diet plan. A healthy diet should consist of adequate amounts of calories with carbohydrates, proteins, fat and plenty of fruits and vegetables to supply vitamins and minerals.
There is somebody out there!! Thanks for the comment they have been noted. My wife tends to keep an eye on my eating habits thank goodness because I have little self control :). We have loads of pumpkin in the garden, never thought of eating the seed though!!!!
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Not sure if the superfoods have causes this grainy stool, but I am concerned since it lasts for a couple of days. I have opted to skip a few days between the smoothies to see if there is a difference in my stool and yes, today, that are somewhat (minor) more consistent and compacted. HELP. Should I be worried?
My son was 10, when he was diagnosed with Type I diabetes, about a month after he had been treated for strep throat. The strep didn't "cause" the diabetes, but it somehow triggered it. Without having had the strep, the diabetes might not have showed up until much later, but he was apparently predisposed. This all came from the doctors who treated him, for both the strep and the diabetes.
Pump therapy in diabetes can be very beneficial. A pump can reduce the incidence of high blood sugars as well as low blood sugar. Pump therapy also enables the pump wearer to have more flexibility in what they can eat and also when they eat. The pump makes it easier to live life without limits and if you don't want to eat you don't have to eat.
I am doing well still, I started going back to the gym on Sunday. I always hated going to the gym before work but I am now starting to embrace it. I am now sleeping at least a solid 5 hours straight vs. 2 hrs here and there. I've been trying to go to bed at the same time every night and I've been waking up at 5:30. I figured if I am up at that time anyways, might as well continue to work on my recovery by seizing the day and going to the gym before work at 9am!
I have been on 3 different antibiotics in the last month trying to fight a UTI. How come it won't go away? I finished each round of each med. First I took sulfameth for 10 days it seemed to help but two days after I finished it the UTI came back so I took cephalexin for 14 days it didn't seem to work as well as the first one but I finished it.
If you do all you can to keep weight down and take care of the diabetes. The diabetes is what you have to worry about. MS may not affect your life expectancy at all. When I was diagnosed with MS I decided I needed to reduce the chances of other disease so I cleaned up my diet, lost weight and started exercising. It was hard at first but I am glad I did it. Taking care of ourselves makes the difference with any illness. It is empowering because it is something I can control.
I recommend sticking to a very strict diet if you ate diagnosed with diabetes or gestational diabetes.
Anytime anyone with diabetes is sick blood sugars can go from extreme highs to extreme lows without any real cause. The body is fighting the illness and thus usually doesn't have the ability to fight the diabetes as well. Most doctors will advise to check BS more often when sick for this reason. Diabetics have to be twice as healthy as the average person for this reason.
An easy way to lower blood sugar levels is to stay fit and healthy. Regular exercise not only helps lower blood sugar levels, but also helps fight infections. Staying active and taking regular exercise can also help with blood pressure problems. Exercise also helps control the body's weight and regulate cholesterol levels. This exercise does not need to be a grueling workout. Thirty minutes of exercise a day, even walking, will help to lower blood sugar levels.
Just gotta be strong and fight the cravings. That's what I have done. I cut out any soda and replaced it with water and also never ate fast food. I'm 32 weeks and have only gained 10 lbs. It's hard, But Worth lowering the risk of getting diabetes or having a c section. Plus healthy food means it's healthy for the baby too, you aren't benefiting your growing little one by over eating.
I am 27 and have been a Type I diabetic since I was 10. I smoke marijuana at least 3 to 4 times a day and am currently trying to stop smoking cigarettes. I don't exercise but, I do walk almost daily between 1 to 2 miles because I don't have a car. I do try to eat right, virtually cutting almost ALL sugar, fried and processed foods out of my diet. During my experiencces smoking marijuana, I've found that it tends to lower my blood sugar if I am in a low stress situation.
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