Wednesday, February 16, 2011

What kind of foods are right for gestational diabetic patient?

I tested positive for having gestational diabetes diabeties and I am 31 weeks pregnant. What kind of food (food) is right for me at this stage to avoid complications? I have a meeting with school planners. Whole grains, light on fruit and sugar and starches, vegetables and much more! to follow strict diet plan to the scheduler. In general, eating small amounts of carbohydrates during the day, not a large meal. Anything that is sugar free, low carb (carbohydrate Croker with sugar) water, be careful with fruits because they contain natural sucking. Things such as fish, chicken (not fried), water, diet sodas, vegetables are a good start, also remember you diabetic chocolate and cookies in your supermarket to get, I would say that you start with lots of green leafy vegetables such as food and fresh cooked kale, watercress, spinach, cabbage, green peas, green vegetables, drink soy milk, eating tomatoes and other fruits and try some walnuts. What should be done to the nutritionist and dietician agreement here is the rest downWhen dietitian meets he / she will test your blood more likely that when you see him / her. Then do some math on your weight before pregnancy and how much they weigh now. It will be said on the basis of information and as you can and can not eat. I just found out that I have the same and I have 33 weeks of pregnancy. I have not gained a single pound since I got pregnant, so they put me on a day with three meals and two snacks in between I have to watch my intake of carbohydrates. You'll have to go through a change in lifestyle to help you and your child. Well Iam still in 40g and 15g of carbohydrates per meal just for appetizers. In the morning, so do not hunger to eat an egg (protien) 2 slices of Canadian bacon, 1 slice of toast and butter and not a package of instant oatmeal (apple cinnamon) with 2 tablespoons milk. Usually leaves me satisfied until lunch is all that is equivalent to 38g of carbohydrates. For lunch I like 1/4th of a frozen pizza with a diet drink 26g of carbohydrates is more than half of a naval orange. really depends on what your nutritionist will tell you. You should read all the lables now. I watch my intake of carbohydrates and read labels. I lost 8 pounds in 2.5 weeks on this diet, which is normal and my son is fine. Still a little overweight (percentile 95), but okay. I eat a sensible dinner and 1/4th cup of granola before goto bed. So good luck, hope this helped a little. Stay away from juice, fruit and excersice a lot better. Good luck dietitian put on a calorie diet, depending on the amount of weight you need to get started. They put on a diet of 1,200 calories and give you a sheet to plan meals and that sort of thing. It's easy, provided you follow the diet of proof "and completely restrict carbohydrates and sugar. Usually leaves me satisfied until lunch is all that is equivalent to 38g of carbohydrates. For lunch I like 1/4th of a frozen pizza with a diet drink 26g of carbohydrates is more than half of a naval orange. really depends on what your nutritionist will tell you. You should read all the lables now. I watch my intake of carbohydrates and read labels. I lost 8 pounds in 2.5 weeks on this diet, which is normal and my son is fine. Still a little overweight (percentile 95), but okay. I eat a sensible dinner and 1/4th cup of granola before goto bed. So good luck, hope this helped a little. Stay away from juice, fruit and excersice a lot better. Good luck dietitian put on a calorie diet, depending on the amount of weight you need to get started. They put on a diet of 1,200 calories and give you a sheet to plan meals and that sort of thing. It's easy, provided you follow the diet of proof "and completely restrict carbohydrates and sugar.

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