diabetic living cookbook

I'm a type 2 diabetic, 58 years old diagnosed 2.5 years ago. For quite a while I did very good job eating right but for the last year or so life has been very hectic and stressful and my eating habits have really taken a beating..my blood sugar usually averages around 130, my last A1C was 6.9 and I've gained back most of the weight (30lbs) that I lost.. can anyone recommend a good "every day" cookbook...not one where the meals look like something that belong an art museum..

73 year old well controled diabetic, with kidney insufficency. BUN -45, Creatinine-2.07,EGFR-32.0, Potassium -5.7 I am looking for a comprehensive listing of foods high in Potassium to avoid. What foods are safe to eat, that will not raise my Potassium ???

Hi I'm new here.My husband has borderline cholesterol issues and also is pre diabetic. Any advice on cookbooks or advice in general?

I have a goiter and need the salt free diet and cookbook...i cannot find the link..If anyone has any information I would greatly appreciate it...

A 100% vegan diet involves a lot of calculation and knowledge about your daily intake and what you need etc, which is a pain for everyday living, too. The best diet is a balanced vegetarian diet, which should also be low on carbs in general, and rich in vegetable and nut oils. Humans are omnivores, and even if we wish to be, we are no herbivores.

If you go to our www site you can find a cookbook, entitled, Feast Your Eyes on this! For some great recipes for your eyes. Dr. Feldman Sandy T. Feldman, M.D., M.S.

I am on the Low Iodine diet for the next two weeks, I was wondering what are the Sweets that are allowed to eat, I have a terrible sweet tooth and the cookbook had no sugestions, so looking for what sweets I am allowed to have. Someone said Gummi Bears but not sure if that is true, so any suggestions would be Great.

s hard for me to stop drinking because I am diabetic and drink a lot anyways

You need to be on the Low Iodine Diet. If you go to thyca.org and there is the low iodine cookbook pdf on the left hand side. Remember, it's not necessarily a no salt diet. You can have salt, just the non-iodized kind. And no sea salt. I was told to go on it a week before my treatment, which ended up being almost two weeks, because my treatment dose was given late in the week on the second week. I then had to stay on it for 48 hours afterwards. Hope that helps!

I am very excited to have found this website, as I have just started a project of creating a cookbook for parents with CSID children. My son was diagnosed 3 years ago and have had to spend a lot of time adjusting his diet and learning on my own as the csid support group site is not very helpful. During the past year, I have added several supplements to my son's diet and he thriving and doing exceptionally well!

Yes, that is some great cookbook! Good reminder where some past meals of mine have not turned out so well!

I will start a Iodine free diet next week in preparation for my Iodine131 treatment (for Jan. 21st) and would like to find the thyca cookbook. I did not see it on the thyca wedsite. I want to make sure that I do everything possible to insure good results from the treatment so I would appreciate finding recipes. Thank you.

Ok, I am going crazy on LID for a milk substiute. Nutty milk in LId cookbook was too chunky to qualify as milk. what about coconut milk? It seems like it is LID ok, but I'm not sure.

When I was on the LID, I called the Nuclear Med department in frustration because I had printed out a cookbook from another site, and everything said to use unsalted ingredients. The diet that they gave me at the hospital said I could have peanut butter, along with various other things that had salt in them. The nurse at Nuclear Meds told me that I could have salt - just not "iodized" salt.

m actually transferring to berkeley as a art history and art practice major. so, i was wondering how severe it is for a diabetic to stay up all night, u know for studying. will it dramatically raise my sugar level if i go all nighters like 3 or 4 days in a row? well, thank u for ur time and i hope to hear from u soon.

That's alot of dairy. Depending on the individual that can be hard on the system, causing the opposite effect (ie leaky gut, malabsorption, irritability, even difficulty reasoning, as with my son.) Before adding all that dairy maybe get a casein and gluten peptide test and check prealbumin levels to make sure your body is not having trouble breaking down or absorbing protein. If so, you will want to ask for tests for negative bacteria and parasites.

I really wished we would have pushed for more specific reasoning as to why the secondary debulking was not recommended. My Mom is overweight, diabetic, and our gynonc doctor seemed to make it more about those types of body habitus factors than the actual procedure. We felt like she was saying we didn't 'deserve' a second shot because of Mom's weight and other conditions, and that the disease would kill her anyways, so why try?

There is a cookbook out there on what foods to eat to help improve fertility. I was given it by a friend. I don't remember what increased it but I do remember that it said to avoid soy and pineapple. I'll let you know the name of it when I get home tonight if you would like.

I am an insulin dependent diabetic for the last forty years. My diet is healthy, I am active ( I exercise at least twice a week for more than an hour at a time), my eyesight is good (no laser treatment yet), test my blood sugar levels at least 7 times a day and take 4 shots every day. Basically I do what I am meant to do(most of the time).

check out Nutrisystem's diabetic plan. Since I've been on it I have stopped needing insulin shots!

Go to Thyca.

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Hello, everybody I am patrick Caballero and I living in Philippines. Right now, I stop studying because of diabetes which takes a lot on our financial aspect of my family. From childhood, I am very sick as a child. I was diagnosed before with a malign tumor on my pituitary gland which caused hormonal balance. Also, I already experienced hepatitis B. I want to ask informations or help from anyone out there financial so that I could finish my studies. I dont to be a burden on my family.

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