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Old 03-02-2009, 12:43 PM
joshuaaviv joshuaaviv is offline
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Diabetic Diet

If you are having diabetes, it doesn't mean that you should start eating special foods or depend on only strict diabetic diet plan. In most of the case, it is simply switching to a variety of foods in moderate amounts but following a fixed timing.

You should not follow a complicated diabetic diet plan, rather your diet should comprise with a wise selection of nutrients and low in calorie and fatty contents. There are two essential factors that you must not forget while preparing your diet plan. One is eating foods at regular time every day and the second point is the selection of healthy food in right amounts.

Carbohydrate counting is a crucial part for healthy diet plan, especially if you are on insulin medication. In fact, fat and protein counting is not as important as carbohydrate counting is. But that doesn't mean you should not be careful enough about the fat or protein intake. High calorie and high fat always increase the risk of various health complications including cardiac problems, high cholesterol and high blood pressure.
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Old 03-04-2010, 08:10 AM
Diabetia Diabetic Diabetia Diabetic is offline
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Well said! Be low on the carbohydrates and pure "sugar", else, go for it!
Pizza is ok one or two times a month if you exercise enough.
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Old 05-04-2010, 11:52 AM
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Wise food choices are a foundation of diabetes treatment. Diabetes experts suggest meal plans that are flexible and take your lifestyle and other health needs into account. A registered dietitian can help you design a meal plan.
Healthy diabetic eating includes:
1. Limiting sweets.
2. Eating often.
3. Being careful about when and how many carbohydrates you eat.
4. Eating lots of whole-grain foods, fruits and vegetables.
5. Eating less fat.
6. Limiting your use of alcohol.
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Old 04-06-2010, 12:45 PM
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The basics to diabetic diet meal planning are simple once we understand the way our body breaks down food and normally people with diabetes are at higher risk for heart problems.
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