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I use net carbs. Simpler that way. I do eat low carb. However, if you use insulin you need to be, aware that some carb foods digest more quickly than others, which may affect insulin dosing.
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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for breakfast you can have 2 to 3 net carbs, lunch 3 to 4 net carbs, and for dinner 4 to 5 net carbs. Of course i ususally only have 3 to 4 for lunch and 3 to 4 for dinner. They have put me on a 1800 calorie diet, but i ususally only eat around 1200, but only because im just not that hungry. Also you are supposed to eat about every 4 hours. so for snack you can have 1 to 2 net carbs. a good snack is carrots and lt. ranch or pretzel sticks w' 1 tblspoon of peanut butter.
I have been told I'm am pre-diabetic but type 2 diabetes is written in my health records. I just got a new meter (OneTiych). My previous readings with the "Freestyle " meter were no higher than 110. Most readings stayed in the 90's.
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I like the multiple meals per day approach, too and find that eating a modest amount more times a day keeps me from ever feeling completely famished.
I was intrigued by the protein shake and wanted to know how many gms of "sugar alcohols" are in it. With the Atkins craze these days, I've seen a lot of products that are very low carbo ... until I read the fine print ... and discover that there may be 15 or more grams of sugar alcohols.
That did not happen to me. I had been diabetic for 20 years when I got pregnant with my son.
Hi! My husband is 49 years old, diabetic. They say he's in the border line at 7 to 8 mmol. My concern is what are the proper kinds of food that he should have? Are fruits not good for him due to its sugar content? What is his limit for an alcohol intake? Can you recommend a website for me to view a sample menu for diabetics? Please help. Thanks.
I think there are two types of Weight Watchers plans you can do, the plan where you count points and the one where it is a lower carb diet. Anyways, I gained weight on weight watchers before, when there wasn't the lower carb choice. I am now doign South Beach and have had success this week.
My mom is just plain diabetic (not pregnant). But she says it helps to eat a serving of protein when you eat a serving of carbs because it helps stabilize your blood sugar and keeps it from going up and down. I think it's something about the way your body metabolizes stuff. Also, there are mixed studies out on this right now, but I don't think it would hurt to try- adding cinnamon to stuff like oatmeal, applesauce, etc.
Thank you I actually had a blood test last Monday to test my cholesterol and things like that would that show up if I had diabetes?
What's on the menu for today ladies? Its raining where I say so I'm making cheesy chicken sausage rice something warm and fast.
If you do not understand what changes you need to make, you should speak to your doctor about what is recommended for you specifically. Your doctor may have a sample diet menu or be able to recommend a nutritionist to help you understand the proper diet. There are also may diabetic cook books on the market that can help you to understand how to make common foods that are not going to spike your blood glucose. Additionally you should ask your doctor about an exercise program.
Oh boy, Cereal can be quite difficult for a diabetic. To answer your question, you should be paying close attention to the number of carbs, in total, in your cereal. Cereals like bran have a higher fiber content, which may make your "net carbs" lower, because the fiber makes the carbs take longer to break down. I have had type 1 diabetes since age 14, and in general I try to stay away from cereal.
This does not mean that all carbohydrates must be avoided but it is necessary to limit carbohydrate intake and to choose what are called complex carbohydrates in place of simple carbohydrates. The goal for a type 2 diabetic is to maintain their blood glucose within a safe range. Complex carbohydrates are broken down at a slower rate than simple carbohydrates meaning that the glucose is released into the bloodstream at a slower rate allowing more time for the uptake of glucose.
Let us know how it goes and we do have a diet and fitness group that supports one another. You can find that in the top tool bar drop own menu under communities. They currently have a weight loss challenge going on. https://www.medhelp.
Just because a person is diabetic does not automatically mean his or her urine composition is going to be different from a non-diabetic person. This depends on what kind of control the diabetic has on his or her glucose levels. If the person is tightly controlled and keeps glucose levels normal most of the time, the urine composition is going to be different from a non-controlled diabetic whose glucose is high or low as a general rule.
hi,
my son (9 yr.) has a swelled/bloated area in one of the fingers (i researched it, but i can't find anything that resembles his condition). it's like this from two weeks now, and it happened after riding a bike. he doesn't have any pain or discomfort, it's not warm, no rash or visible damage/cut/puncture/insect bites. he's not diabetic or anything like what I've seen on the net. ha can freely move it or use the finger.
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