Tuesday, March 8, 2011
For diabetes and hypoglycemia: what is the difference between the glycemic index vx. glycemic load of foods?
I studied a low glycemic index carbohydrate foods that implements slowly find. I'm not diabetic, but I know I can hypoglycemia diabetes. Now I am confused by the conflicting information I received about the glycemic index is not a true indication of how our blood sugar reacts to carbohydrates. For example, carrots probably has a higher GI than most vegetables, but react differently in our blood than the same amount of carbohydrates from refined bread and sugar would. All information will be appreciated. By the way, hypoglycemia is not a problem for me, because I rarely see me avoiding sugary foods for years. The amount of fiber in the diet reduces RHE absorptions of food and lower GI than other foods with the same amount of carbohydrates and less fiber. I eat granary bread, basmatti rice, whole grains and Whole wheat pasta at my low GI Garber. Vegetables do not worry, I as much as I like pulses are also low GI so add the beans and chile. salads, casseroles, etc. Just keep in refined foods (white flour and sugar) to a mimimum and consumption of fat as fat interferes with the way the body uses insulin. good books have information on this area .
Monday, March 7, 2011
What's healthy to eat with gestational diabetes?
I was just diagnosed with diabetes, and I'm 7 weeks pregnant. Obviously, I'm really avoiding sweets - but the doctor was like starchy foods should my blood sugar to rise. I would check my blood sugar is stabilized for health my baby. So if you know what foods for diabetics specific environmental and food (other than the obvious candy) that I avoid? Thanks for the tips! can eat more fiber and protein you, the more your body can control the sugar / carbohydrate foods. For example, my blood sugar be nice if I ate bacon and eggs and toast for breakfast but when I go to toast a bit, otherwise my blood sugar spike. Use it to determine a blood sugar monitor best how your body reacts to different foods. But I'll stick to eating foods rich in protein and fiber and carbohydrates and sugars in moderation. Please read the diet book "Sugar Busters", especially the section on gestational diabetes. Or read "The GI diet." "There are books on low glycemic index diet This diet will improve blood sugar levels in the normal to maintain during your pregnancy (and beyond). 25% of women who experience gestational diabetes later develop type 2 diabetes in their lives. You want food to avoid causing blood sugar too quickly. foods you should avoid is sugar (obviously), but read food labels. Sugar can be listed as glucose, dextrose, brown sugar, fructose, glucose syrup, maple syrup. Avoid foods that are white processed foods and eat rather than wholemeal bread and breakfast cereals Avoid white potatoes, white rice and corn (and products made of this) Eat plenty fruit and vegetables Eat three meals a day and three snacks (fruit, sugar -.free yogurt). I am pregnant with diabetes as well and it can be very difficult to control if you do not know what kind of food you need. It's different for everyone, so I suggest going to a nutritionist, but as for me, the easiest way for me to control my glucose levels are watching my carb intake my nutritionist suggested that consumption of 100% whole wheat if I eat bread or cereals. In addition, starchy foods like potatoes, rice and pasta should avoid or eat in very small portions. Even some vegetables have a tremendous effect on glucose levels, such as carrots and corn. blood glucose control at least after every meal to see how foods affect glucose levels. Propose a half hour after meals. Protein is an important part of the diet, which will be his rags instead of carbohydrates may be in order. You really should meet with your doctor and dietitian to every detail. You do not want to risk the health and the health of your baby to Yahoo Answers. Good luck. Avoid rice, potato is converted to sugar, oh and peas are also turning to AGTER sugar consumed. It's different for everyone, so I suggest going to a nutritionist, but as for me, the easiest way for me to control my glucose levels are watching my carb intake my nutritionist suggested that consumption of 100% whole wheat if I eat bread or cereals. In addition, starchy foods like potatoes, rice and pasta should avoid or eat in very small portions. Even some vegetables have a tremendous effect on glucose levels, such as carrots and corn. blood glucose control at least after every meal to see how foods affect glucose levels. Propose a half hour after meals. Protein is an important part of the diet, which will be his rags instead of carbohydrates may be in order. You really should meet with your doctor and dietitian to every detail. You do not want to risk the health and the health of your baby to Yahoo Answers. Good luck. Avoid rice, potato is converted to sugar, oh and peas are also turning to AGTER sugar consumed.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
I'm a borderline diabetic and my cholesterol levels are on the high side. Any recommended diet guidelines?
Triglycerides 232 (normal range is 160 to 240) that is borderline high cholesterol. The doctor thinks I can get off to a good diet and do not put me on medication. Hemoglobin A1C value is 6.7% (normal range is 4.6% -6.0%). diabetic limit. The doctor thinks I can get with a good diet. I am looking for advice on what to eat and what foods should I avoid. Thanks in advance for your answers and hope you all have happy holidays! The exercise is better than HMG CoA reductase is best to talk to a diabetes specialist before the air There are some good cookbooks for diabetics in most major bookstores. This might help. Reducing carbohydrates, potatoes, rice, bread, pasta. And why not consult your doctor about your diet and pamphlets alternative as a diabetic diet? Visit the American Diabetes Association. They have an extensive database, and are less likely to be influenced by commercial considerations, others can be found by looking through the shelves of your diet is something that should be recommended by a nutritionist. Like cholesterol, my forte, but I started using garlic pills and finally landed at the point of forty years. You can see this. A diet rich in fruits and veggies.low in bread and meat. For the drug simvastatin works fine for me, for cholesterol. Insulin for diabetes. And NO alcohol! NEVER. There are two supplements should be taken into account something that has been shown to reduce cholesterol. statin drugs, doctors often recommended for high cholesterol, treat symptoms but not the underlying problem. Also known as B3 Niacin (make sure you get the niacin is not) and a fish oil supplement to help good cholesterol levels when taken consistently. As for the food you eat, you may want to increase your intake of fruits and vegetables and foods rich in fiber. Avoid fast food and food that is cooked in a certain order borderline diabetic, I suggest you look at the glycemic index http://www.glycemicindex.com/. Avoid foods that are high in sugar (cakes, candy, cakes, chocolate, etc.), but avoid white flour. If you look at the nutritional labels on food you buy, check the "sugar" content. Chromium is an essential trace element studies have demonstrated an important role in metabolizing sugar. I suggest you also try taking a chromium supplement to go with fish oil and niacin. You also need to increase your physical activity level and try to exercise regularly for at least 2-3 times a week to start. Trying to keep on the treadmill or elliptical machine for 30 minutes each time. Studies have shown that a stay in the machine for another 10 minutes the level of calories your body burns is increasing. Avoid fast food and food that is cooked in a certain order borderline diabetic, I suggest you look at the glycemic index http://www.glycemicindex.com/. Avoid foods that are high in sugar (cakes, candy, cakes, chocolate, etc.), but avoid white flour. If you look at the nutritional labels on food you buy, check the "sugar" content. Chromium is an essential trace element studies have demonstrated an important role in metabolizing sugar. I suggest you also try taking a chromium supplement to go with fish oil and niacin. You also need to increase your physical activity level and try to exercise regularly for at least 2-3 times a week to start. Trying to keep on the treadmill or elliptical machine for 30 minutes each time. Studies have shown that a stay in the machine for another 10 minutes the level of calories your body burns is increasing. Avoid fast food and food that is cooked in a certain order borderline diabetic, I suggest you look at the glycemic index http://www.glycemicindex.com/. Avoid foods that are high in sugar (cakes, candy, cakes, chocolate, etc.), but avoid white flour. If you look at the nutritional labels on food you buy, check the "sugar" content. Chromium is an essential trace element studies have demonstrated an important role in metabolizing sugar. I suggest you also try taking a chromium supplement to go with fish oil and niacin. You also need to increase your physical activity level and try to exercise regularly for at least 2-3 times a week to start. Trying to keep on the treadmill or elliptical machine for 30 minutes each time. Studies have shown that a stay in the machine for another 10 minutes the level of calories your body burns is increasing. Avoid fast food and food that is cooked in a certain order borderline diabetic, I suggest you look at the glycemic index http://www.glycemicindex.com/. Avoid foods that are high in sugar (cakes, candy, cakes, chocolate, etc.), but avoid white flour. If you look at the nutritional labels on food you buy, check the "sugar" content. Chromium is an essential trace element studies have demonstrated an important role in metabolizing sugar. I suggest you also try taking a chromium supplement to go with fish oil and niacin. You also need to increase your physical activity level and try to exercise regularly for at least 2-3 times a week to start. Trying to keep on the treadmill or elliptical machine for 30 minutes each time. Studies have shown that a stay in the machine for another 10 minutes the level of calories your body burns is increasing.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Can a diabetic eat hot dogs? Dont eat them all the time. Just every not and then?
I love sausage, but I'd like one from time to time. I'm not taking any medication just to watch my weight and avoid sugary foods. It's not a machine or something. All is well of course you can, but dogs are high in fat, and if you say you do not check the levels of sugar in the blood when fat is metabolized can later make sugar. Hot dogs also added nitrates that are related to the risk of cancer. So gourmet hot dogs without nitrates and should be good. Heinz ketchup syrup fructose corn for it, then try mustard instead and I think it will be fine. I like sausages too. Of course they are right. In addition to carbohydrates of bread, a large amount of salts such as nitrates and nitrites, protein and fat in processed meats. I lost 45 pounds eating things like hot dogs with mustard, pickles and onion, but without the bread! Sure! From time to time is good. As someone said, the fat in hot dog carbohydrates in bread and spices metabolized slower, so if you have a fatty meal Carby, you want to check your BG a few hours later, do something does not mean that if you are on insulin or a pump so if you can extend a portion of the bolus to be longer. Another option is to drop bread or just eat half the sandwich. I gradually reduced my food intake over the past few months and I rarely miss even buns and bread now - it's flesh and the things I like. I thought "protein style" of things and it works fine, although you need a knife and fork! You may very well eat what you want, in moderation, and the amounts of each type of food (proteins, lipids, carbohydrates) in equilibrium. I just had a hot dog for lunch today. We are "Baseball Day" at work in honor of the Cardinals. You can check out the kosher hot dogs, although they cost slightly more. Like Hebrew National, because they know very well, and the treatment is very pure, of course, is fine in moderation, but it depends on your overall health. if you have complications, so it is recommended to reduce fat intake. machine control of blood can also be purchased in pharmacies and suggested me one.even purchase if it is in use for a couple of weeks you need to learn what the different foods in your body and see what foods to eat to keep your GT in the range of course! Hot dogs are not healthy, then I would have in moderation, but are 0 carbs. Have fun!.
Friday, March 4, 2011
Need some help coming up with a diabetic meal plan for a day/week/month.?
With food, so much that a diabetic should avoid, how I can spend days or weeks or months without risking my blood sugar? Can anyone recommend a good food for diabetics or activities to continue? I mean just think about it seems so difficult to handle. I can not imagine how someone who is not diabetic, capable of maintaining a healthy weight with a kind of diabetic diet. Ask your doctor for this information. He / she is obliged to fly for you. Otherwise, visit the American Diabetes Association Web site where you can get all kinds of useful information. Good luck! If you type 1 or 2? Not much difference. Personally, I just try to eat healthy. There really is not much food to avoid, in all honesty. N. soda total sugar, no fried foods, candy, etc. Keep an eye on the carbohydrates, but not cut completely. Dp not a diet, because then I feel bad if I want instead of curry pastes, etc. Talk to a dietitian about healthy alternatives to your favorite foods and enjoy the occasion. You really can not avoid food. What you should know is moderation. You can still enjoy ice cream, cake and sweat more in moderation. As for your regular meals, I'd like lots of vegetables you eat may eat fruit, but to adjust the size, because the fruit has around 15 carbs per serving. protein-rich foods like chicken, beef, ham, etc. have very little carbohydrate per serving. When it comes to bread, pasta and here is what we eat in our house. They are low in carbohydrates, and just as good as low-carb options that are not: 1 Dream campaign pasta has only 5 grams of digestible carbohydrates. and it tastes better than regular pasta. This is not a wheat pasta, white pasta! 2. Bread we buy bread or lite I found no bread wheat options Hofer lowest in carbohydrates. Be sure to read labels. Some give you the nutrition label on a disc that is about two based. Hofer free for two discs are about 20 carbs, not bad, but a bit of bread is about 13 carbs for 2 slices. 3rd I use for taco's Mission brand "Carb Balance," only 7 carbs! Good stuff! I'm sure they would be a great wrap instead of making a sandwich. 4th We love PB and J sandwich in our house. I use Smucker low sugar jelly. It has only 5 grams of carbs and better taste than the artificial stuff sweatened. 5th Maple syrup, we use the Cary, but I have just recently released the Maple Grove Sugar bought because I could not get Cary's and it was good. I think they are the only "special" things I buy. The rest of it is, I compare labels and look for the cheapest carb. I try to cook with lots of vegetables and if possible, to make home-made stuff and stay away from processed products. I make my own Sloppy Joe's and Taco mix. I have two great cookbooks accept that they have many great diabetic recipes from the bookstore. Hofer free for two discs are about 20 carbs, not bad, but a bit of bread is about 13 carbs for 2 slices. 3rd I use for taco's Mission brand "Carb Balance," only 7 carbs! Good stuff! I'm sure they would be a great wrap instead of making a sandwich. 4th We love PB and J sandwich in our house. I use Smucker low sugar jelly. It has only 5 grams of carbs and better taste than the artificial stuff sweatened. 5th Maple syrup, we use the Cary, but I have just recently released the Maple Grove Sugar bought because I could not get Cary's and it was good. I think they are the only "special" things I buy. The rest of it is, I compare labels and look for the cheapest carb. I try to cook with lots of vegetables and if possible, to make home-made stuff and stay away from processed products. I make my own Sloppy Joe's and Taco mix. I have two great cookbooks accept that they have many great diabetic recipes from the bookstore.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Do you know of any good diabetic diets?
My sister was diagnosed as diabetic receintly. The "real advice" he received was just to see what I ate. What does that mean? There are certain foods that should be avoided? There are some sites out there that have dietary guidelines? Thanks for your help. Eat more whole grains and fiber in starch, like bread, vegetables, grains and starch - 6 servings a day or more. Start the day with high fiber cold (dry) of cereal with skim milk or skim milk or a slice of bread with a teaspoon of jelly / jam. Place on center stage starch - wheat pasta with tomato sauce, baked potato with skin with chile, wild rice and fried meat and baked vegetables.Add black beans, corn or garbanzo beans (chickpeas) to salads or cooked. Eat more fruits and vegetables - try 5 a day. Bring a fruit or two as a snack. Pack raw vegetables for lunch - broccoli, carrots, cauliflower and peppers. Place vegetables in chile, fried and stewed. Eating sugar and sweets in moderation. Choose your favorite candy and place them into your diet once a week to satisfy the most shared a dessert your sweet tooth while reducing sugar, fat and calories. Eat less total fat. Use cream cheese low fat or fat-free salad dressing, mayonnaise or sour cream. less--butter/margarine single use, mayonnaise, cream cheese, salad dressing or oil. Toppers--jam/jelly Use fat-free mustard, salsa, fat-free, and sauces. "Browning" of flavored vinegar or lemon juice or lime. When using oil, choose olive, canola, soy, corn, sunflower or safflower. Eat less saturated fat. Choose lean meat (beef, lamb, pork or veal) and thinking of meat as a garnish, not the main course. Eat more skinless poultry and seafood prepared by grilling, frying or poaching. Use low fat milk products--nonfat/skim dairy desserts, low fat cheese, yogurt and milk products with low fat low in fat. Moderate your intake of foods that use hydrogenated fat as an ingredient. http://www.lifeclinic.c com / focus / diabetes / dietasp This site is good. It is important for diabetics to maintain the level of sugar in the blood fairly constant. Your sister should consult a dietician as soon as possible. You really should talk to the doctor more. But the best food you can find are the raw food diet can reverse the effects of diabetes. Cure it.but improve 10 times. If they are disciplined and do not mind then I would think that after mediterainian diet pyramid. It consists mainly of vegetables, grain carbohydrates, vegetable proteins and lots of olive oil. Drink plenty of water and tea and tell him not to worry, because with a very healthy diet and weight training and cardio can almost reverse the effects. And if she is very strict in what you eat and burn, you can enjoy some candy. Good luck. My husband is type 2. His endocrinologist recommended South Beach Diet, as a life-long eating. http://www.amazon.ca com / focus / diabetes / dietasp This site is good. It is important for diabetics to maintain the level of sugar in the blood fairly constant. Your sister should consult a dietician as soon as possible. You really should talk to the doctor more. But the best food you can find are the raw food diet can reverse the effects of diabetes. Cure it.but improve 10 times. If they are disciplined and do not mind then I would think that after mediterainian diet pyramid. It consists mainly of vegetables, grain carbohydrates, vegetable proteins and lots of olive oil. Drink plenty of water and tea and tell him not to worry, because with a very healthy diet and weight training and cardio can almost reverse the effects. And if she is very strict in what you eat and burn, you can enjoy some candy. Good luck. My husband is type 2. His endocrinologist recommended South Beach Diet, as a life-long eating. http://www.amazon.ca
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Can you help with a diet sheet for type 2 diabetes?
I'm not diabetic, but my chemotherapy and steroids have upset my blood sugar - sometimes high-low 29.5 3.1! I've been on a slow-release metformin in trying to control them. I wonder what I should or should not eat, but I said all along - just eat a healthy diet! I have nothing to do and of course there is more I need to know. I knew someone with type 2, and has used it to eat a sandwich at a certain time of day and avoid certain foods. Please help - it's bad enough trying to get scattered Stage 4 colon cancer, which now has both my lungs and my liver and deep vein thrombosis, I, as a side effect of chemotherapy survived, so I should be pig sick to death of type 2 diabetes and reactions, help! and thanks. Judy one - yes, that's true, I know all these problems! But I have to decide, 67 November, so it's good. Diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer in June 2002 had chemo and it was not until sometime in summer 2005. Scan in September found at least five tumors in both lungs and liver - undergoing chemotherapy during the period November 2005-June 2006, as free, but a little more wine in the lungs for free, then began another course of chemotherapy in October [additional 6 months] I feel good, just needed help to do the right thing with the sugar problem Thanks for your information - it sounds exactly like the man I met years ago - which has always had a sandwich in the bag that came to get some time! I hope you read this! It is worth treating diabetes in the United Kingdom (charity). They have a helpline where you can get all kinds of advice related to diabetes. diet sheets are the more votes your local GP diabetetes CJ hunni xxx visit the website of the American Association for current diet plan and Ada recipes.a representative came to my job to make a presentation, and I checked the site. The last time I checked, there was a list of foods to eat and avoid, as well as recipes. the link below, are dependent on insulin - the key (for me) is the balance to avoid anything with too many carbohydrates, but this does not mean I can not eat chocolate or bread or pasta. The mere fact that moderation and balance through a contribution of insulin and exercise, my blood sugar levels in the blood are stable. In a more fundamental level, my diet consists of lots of vegetables (potatoes, too), fish, dairy products (for calcium), fruits, poultry and red meat. Your advisor should be able to contact a dietitian who can help the NHS meal planning to avoid the problems caused by the drug. I had access to when I was diagnosed 20 years ago and still were very helpful. Now, as a nation, we are much more concerned about healthy eating choices is much wider and easier to identify. Make that call - and good luck. The site looks great here. It is not possible to provide extracts that you must register to see the receipts, etc. the link below, are dependent on insulin - the key (for me) is the balance to avoid anything with too many carbohydrates, but this does not mean I can not eat chocolate or bread or pasta. The mere fact that moderation and balance through a contribution of insulin and exercise, my blood sugar levels in the blood are stable. In a more fundamental level, my diet consists of lots of vegetables (potatoes, too), fish, dairy products (for calcium), fruits, poultry and red meat. Your advisor should be able to contact a dietitian who can help the NHS meal planning to avoid the problems caused by the drug. I had access to when I was diagnosed 20 years ago and still were very helpful. Now, as a nation, we are much more concerned about healthy eating choices is much wider and easier to identify. Make that call - and good luck. The site looks great here. It is not possible to provide extracts that you must register to see the receipts, etc. the link below, are dependent on insulin - the key (for me) is the balance to avoid anything with too many carbohydrates, but this does not mean I can not eat chocolate or bread or pasta. The mere fact that moderation and balance through a contribution of insulin and exercise, my blood sugar levels in the blood are stable. In a more fundamental level, my diet consists of lots of vegetables (potatoes, too), fish, dairy products (for calcium), fruits, poultry and red meat. Your advisor should be able to contact a dietitian who can help the NHS meal planning to avoid the problems caused by the drug. I had access to when I was diagnosed 20 years ago and still were very helpful. Now, as a nation, we are much more concerned about healthy eating choices is much wider and easier to identify. Make that call - and good luck. The site looks great here. It is not possible to provide extracts that you must register to see the receipts, etc. the link below, are dependent on insulin - the key (for me) is the balance to avoid anything with too many carbohydrates, but this does not mean I can not eat chocolate or bread or pasta. The mere fact that moderation and balance through a contribution of insulin and exercise, my blood sugar levels in the blood are stable. In a more fundamental level, my diet consists of lots of vegetables (potatoes, too), fish, dairy products (for calcium), fruits, poultry and red meat. Your advisor should be able to contact a dietitian who can help the NHS meal planning to avoid the problems caused by the drug. I had access to when I was diagnosed 20 years ago and still were very helpful. Now, as a nation, we are much more concerned about healthy eating choices is much wider and easier to identify. Make that call - and good luck. The site looks great here. It is not possible to provide extracts that you must register to see the receipts, etc.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Where can i find a diet for a high blood pressure victim?
My mother had a stroke, and she is a diabetic, had a stroke caused by hypertension / cholesterol.now she is home and has been asked to speak with a dietitian, but not for a week, where can I find a list of food they should avoid, and food they can eat? some good sites for this diet? my bf is on a diet to eat less sodium foods, they have something called without salt and Mrs. Dash seasons I make rice, vegies and chicken, chicken and cook on a George Foreman grill that pb and jelly sandwiches to eat for lunch and oatmeal for breakfast or breakfast cereals Sorry about your mom. "The DASH diet is the diet recommended by the Heart and Stroke Foundation to reduce high blood pressure. There are many books in your local library on the DASH diet. Saturated fat is the main cause of a diet high blood cholesterol. Saturated fats are found mostly in foods from animals and some plants. Foods from animals include beef, beef fat, veal, lamb, pork, bacon, poultry fat, butter, cream, milk, cheese and other dairy products from whole and 2 percent milk produced all these foods also contain cholesterol. Foods derived from plants that contain saturated fat, coconut oil, coconut oil and palm kernel oil (often called tropical oils) and cocoa butter. High cholesterol causes high blood pressure. The best thing for high cholesterol lose weight. A diet based on plants in connection with a smooth fast often leads to angina entire recovery or significant improvement of hypertension and angina pectoris. absent are the best for high blood pressure, red meat, always buy lean meat, no cheese, no butter, no salt or sodium, eat fish 3 times a week. Eat almonds, linseed, sunflower, on salads. Eat lots of oatmeal, morning, noon or lower your blood pressure night.Mellows 64oz.water pressure.Drink day. No added sugar or coffee.You herbal teas. Vegetables, noodles without lemon juice and spices sauceUse Mrs. Dash.for vegetables and meat. whole wheat bread 100%, or whatever wraps.Steam. Then, buy a food steamer.My child lost 20 pounds in this fast-food diet.No ever.Bran muffins.Raisins carrot and apple to eat salads.Try this day as a snack. Best of the rice and garlic reduces Luck.Brown BPTO. These are all good answers The DASH diet is available as a downloadable brochure - just look at the DASH diet on Google or Yahoo.
Monday, February 28, 2011
What are the dos n donts for the diabetic patients?
I have recently been diagnosed as a diabetic.i dose n want to know so I can be a normal life.Can anyone help me to know about food Dietary habbits'the n eat to avoid? And what shud be my daily I shiver routine.things n do the things I tremble avoid.Help me to a normal happy married life, I suggest you check out webmd.com life. Simply search for Diabetes (specifically the type you have). They usually have lots of information and places to visit for the type of information you want. They will respond to how you manage your diabetes and can help you to keep in check, so you can live a normal life. Good luck and hope this helps! My grandmother has diabetes. First, I do not know if you are sugar is low or high, but the best way to ensure that you are never too low for a little orange juice box. is the best thing to have. Secondly, of course, avoid sugar-coated love junk food, which has a high sugar content. Sugar, eat as you normally do but take it in a fraction of what you can do, a piece of the cake plain, hang up, but a whole piece of the pie would typeof thing. have a piece of a chocolate bar instead of the whole. Theres a lot of bread, cakes, snacks that are sugar-free foods to buy at markets. try to get some of this. Another thing is to avoid pure sugar in coffee with the same allowances and other sugars. You should ask your doctor because every person with diabetes is different. dotNet forget to take your blood sugar and find out what is differetn in any food when eating out. If the American Diabetes Association website can provide much provide information about the disease. But what kind of diabetes do you have? Remember the advice of your physician orders, and you'll be fine, a normal life. Be careful. Sign up for a diabetes ed class, make an appointment with a nutritionist for a consultation, subscribe to all publications about diabetes and read several books written in the past five years Educate. We can not know which program is right for you.Everyone is different. Good luck. My son was diagnosed at age 3 1 / 2, is 14 now, you know what helped us, my doctor told us the children of a nutritionist, and she taught us what to eat and not eat. We also have a cookbook for diabetics, I use sometimes. When I cook I use Splenda for baking. No fries. No sugar, low cards, also has a cookbook of low fat low carb. all the sugar, my son loves Sugar Baby Ruth eat in moderation. These are my children break the daily routine soon: 2 pieces of bacon, two eggs, a sandwich or April 2 pancakes, two slices of turkey bacon 2 French toast w / low fat sugar oat bran, apple and cinnamon .Sign up for a diabetes ed class, make an appointment with a nutritionist for a consultation, subscribe to all publications about diabetes and read several books written in the past five years Educate. We can not know which program is right for you.Everyone is different. Good luck. My son was diagnosed at age 3 1 / 2, is 14 now, you know what helped us, my doctor told us the children of a nutritionist, and she taught us what to eat and not eat. We also have a cookbook for diabetics, I use sometimes. When I cook I use Splenda for baking. No fries. No sugar, low cards, also has a cookbook of low fat low carb. all the sugar, my son loves Sugar Baby Ruth eat in moderation. These are my children break the daily routine soon: 2 pieces of bacon, two eggs, a sandwich or April 2 pancakes, two slices of turkey bacon 2 French toast w / low fat sugar oat bran, apple and cinnamon .Sign up for a diabetes ed class, make an appointment with a nutritionist for a consultation, subscribe to all publications about diabetes and read several books written in the past five years Educate. We can not know which program is right for you.Everyone is different. Good luck. My son was diagnosed at age 3 1 / 2, is 14 now, you know what helped us, my doctor told us the children of a nutritionist, and she taught us what to eat and not eat. We also have a cookbook for diabetics, I use sometimes. When I cook I use Splenda for baking. No fries. No sugar, low cards, also has a cookbook of low fat low carb. all the sugar, my son loves Sugar Baby Ruth eat in moderation. These are my children break the daily routine soon: 2 pieces of bacon, two eggs, a sandwich or April 2 pancakes, two slices of turkey bacon 2 French toast w / low fat sugar oat bran, apple and cinnamon .Sign up for a diabetes ed class, make an appointment with a nutritionist for a consultation, subscribe to all publications about diabetes and read several books written in the past five years Educate. We can not know which program is right for you.Everyone is different. Good luck. My son was diagnosed at age 3 1 / 2, is 14 now, you know what helped us, my doctor told us the children of a nutritionist, and she taught us what to eat and not eat. We also have a cookbook for diabetics, I use sometimes. When I cook I use Splenda for baking. No fries. No sugar, low cards, also has a cookbook of low fat low carb. all the sugar, my son loves Sugar Baby Ruth eat in moderation. These are my children break the daily routine soon: 2 pieces of bacon, two eggs, a sandwich or April 2 pancakes, two slices of turkey bacon 2 French toast w / low fat sugar oat bran, apple and cinnamon .
Sunday, February 27, 2011
What food mom must avoid and what food she can eat.?
My mother has an infection in the gallbladder say.but doctors were not able to see all the stones in them. Your doctor may recommend surgery for some other doctors not when she is old, in his late 70s. Unless you are a diabetic with high blood pressure. Good article here: http://www.targetwoman.com/articles/gall-bladder-diet.html If she has pain from gall bladder, it has to have it removed if she wants to maintain a quality of life. pain of the gallbladder can excrusiating. Fried foods are patients with gall bladder problems or bad without a gall bladder. Fats, etc. No tomatoes or things that can cause gas, such as broccoli or cauliflower. They should also avoid spicy foods. That's what my doctors have told me before I had removed. I'm sorry he can not work. It's not fun to have gall bladder problems. It should be on a diet food. My best wishes to you and for her! :) Your mom has many serious diseases, you should seek wwwwebmd.com, instead of helping with all its conditions on fatty foods, acids, etc, anything with corn flour and high (tomatoes, oranges) should be avoided . Physicians should have a list of foods to avoid for your mom. Your mother should avoid fats as much as possible, because the gallbladder secretes bile, which helps break down fats. is less than your body needs bile, at least, is the pain. So you have to read labels and watch what you eat fat. It is measured in grams. To find out how many grams you can tolerate may take a little time, because each situation is different. I think it would try to eat maybe10 grams of fat, if it were me, and work from there, if you can not eat as much without pain, nausea and vomiting, and / or diarrhea, then you can go one step at a time, but not more than one program at once. If she can not tolerate, to work until they can manage it I do not know your mother, of course, but controlled diabetes and high blood pressure is under control, not necessarily something that would be a dangerous operation. Much will depend on how healthy she is different - the heart, lungs, kidneys, liver. By the way, many people with diabetes also have high cholesterol, so a low fat diet could help with that too. Good luck to you both. Although most of the responses so far an appropriate recommendation for gallbladder problems, there is still a neglected condition. You also said that they have diabetes. Both factors exasperates for nutritional use other people's problems. The physician will have your mom nutritional suggestions, or you can refer to a registered dietitian. Professional dietitian can have all these factors and create a diet that is both nutritional and appealing. I wish you the best. God bless.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
When you have diabetes, what kind of food should you eat and what should you avoid?
Are there certain foods that are good for people with diabetes? Is cooking a certain kind of food? Be specific in your answers. Of course, avoiding the overuse of sugar, but what other foods should take precautions when you have diabetes? Try this site has recipes and everything: http://www.diabetic-recipes.com/ cooking: grilling, baking, roasting. Fried is> soups>>> Good Food clear, American Chile, most meats and vegetables. Do not know: flour, rice bread.Here are some foods that are free, they are less than 5% carbohydrate. All vegetables and fruits are grown, unless otherwise indicated. Numbers are grams of available carbohydrate (ie, less carbohydrates and dietary fiber) for 100 grams of the portion of food): ------------------- --- - - - ------------------------------------------- - - - - --- - Vegetables: alfalfa sprouts 1.28 2.05 arugula Asparagus, cooked 2.63 Bamboo shoots, cooked 0.9 1992 beans, green beans, baked 469, snap, green, cooked 4.68 beet greens, broccoli, cooked 2.56, 2.16 boiled Brussels sprouts, cabbage cooked 4.5, cooked 2.16 Cauliflower, cooked celery 1.41 (celery), celery 1.95 4.7 cooked Chard, Switzerland, 2.04 cooked cabbage, cucumber, cooked 2.1 1.8 Dandelion greens, cooked 3.5 Eggplant, cooked 4.14 0, 25 endive fennel, pear, 4, 19 pickled jicama Palmito 2.22 3.92 Cabbage, cooked 3.63 head of lettuce, butter lettuce 1.32, 0.67 or romaine lettuce, iceberg 0.69 Mustard green, cooked mushrooms, 0.1 2, 94-3.57 (except shitake) Nopal, cooked 1.27 Olives, canned 3.6 mature okra, cooked 4.71 Olives, canned ripe 3.03 Parsley Peppers 6.3, 3.00 serano peppers, jalapeƱo 3, 11 Peppers, sweet green 4, 4.43 63 red sweet peppers pumpkin, purslane cooked 3.80 3.43 3.58 2.74 1.99 Radicchio Radishes Rhubarb Sauerkraut January 1978 Spring onions (scallions) 4.74 1.35 Spinach, cooked summer squash, kitchen 2 , 91 squash, zucchini, cooked 2.53 3.93 3.5 tomatillo tomatoes 54 383 tomato juice, red beets, cooked 2.9 kohlrabi, cooked 0.86 Watercress 0.79 Fruit: Avocados 2.39 chayote (Christopher) 2.20 4.77 Raspberries Strawberries 4.72 NUTS: Macadamia nuts, pecans 4.83 4; 26 meat and fish: All meat and fish 0.00 Caviar 4.00 Crab 0.95 Lobster 1.28 0.00 shrimp eggs and dairy products: Butter 0.06 Buttermilk, low fat cheese, 4.79, 1.28 cheddar cheese, Edam 1.43 cheese, Gouda cheese, 2.22, 3.38 Swiss cheese, 2.66 cheese, 2 eggs, milk fat 3.63% 1.22 half and half cream 4.30 2.79 4.45 Goat Mayonnaise 2, 70 Milk, 1% fat, milk solids, 4.97, 3.25% milkfat 4.66 Ricotta cheese, whole milk 3.04 Soy milk, 0.51 Yogurt, plain, whole milk 4.66 Dietary fiber: soluble and insoluble dietary fiber (part of other foods) 0.00 Beverages: Coffee (without cream or sugar) 0.00 Diet Soda 0.00 Tea (without milk or sugar) 0.00 Water 0.00 sweeteners: aspartame (NutraSweet) 0.001 Saccharin (Sweet ' n Low) 0,001 Stevia 0.00 Sucralose (Splenda) 0.0 54 383 tomato juice, red beets, cooked 2.9 kohlrabi, cooked 0.86 Watercress 0.79 Fruit: Avocados 2.39 chayote (Christopher) 2.20 4.77 Raspberries Strawberries 4.72 NUTS: Macadamia nuts, pecans 4.83 4; 26 meat and fish: All meat and fish 0.00 Caviar 4.00 Crab 0.95 Lobster 1.28 0.00 shrimp eggs and dairy products: Butter 0.06 Buttermilk, low fat cheese, 4.79, 1.28 cheddar cheese, Edam 1.43 cheese, Gouda cheese, 2.22, 3.38 Swiss cheese, 2.66 cheese, 2 eggs, milk fat 3.63% 1.22 half and half cream 4.30 2.79 4.45 Goat Mayonnaise 2, 70 Milk, 1% fat, milk solids, 4.97, 3.25% milkfat 4.66 Ricotta cheese, whole milk 3.04 Soy milk, 0.51 Yogurt, plain, whole milk 4.66 Dietary fiber: soluble and insoluble dietary fiber (part of other foods) 0.00 Beverages: Coffee (without cream or sugar) 0.00 Diet Soda 0.00 Tea (without milk or sugar) 0.00 Water 0.00 sweeteners: aspartame (NutraSweet) 0.001 Saccharin (Sweet ' n Low) 0,001 Stevia 0.00 Sucralose (Splenda) 0.0
Friday, February 25, 2011
Foods for a Cancer patient and diabetic person?
My grandfather, the old has stomach cancer and diabetes. I want to know what he can eat and what to avoid those things that I can help him. He loses weight, there are foods that I can give him to act against it? Please help me, is how far his cancer? I guess he is very ill? could clarify the nurses and doctors have food, I do not think it matters what he's like a cancer that he lose weight and no matter what he eats, he claims weight gain is to eat. Make sure he does not eat too many carbohydrates to keep (bread, cakes, etc.) and sugar in diabetic level. When my father was 76 and died of stomach cancer, he ate hardly anything, and he was a diabetic, it was only 6 weeks of an illness until he died. Evolve Health Water helps really good. More than just water product. Believe me when I say that this product has helped my grandmother with her breast cancer and my own mother with her diabetes. Please go to the site to see the testimonials and contact me @ yahoocom marcus_foggle7 for more information .
Thursday, February 24, 2011
what should diabetic eat and not eat?
do u know ant sites that tell you what to eat and avoid foods? Your request for my mother, if you are diabetic and has been diagnosed as such, the doctor always recommends a consultation with a nutritionist who will give you all this information. You can also visit the American Diabetes Association, or you can google the diabetic diet. Diabetics should avoid sugar and eat carohydrates fat.they should eat vegetables and meat, chicken, fish. I worked for a chain of large pizza and had a diabetic in a custoner. He calls this cheese, pasta, meat and extra vegetables Lliteras. So we can safely assume that you can not eat carbs a lot, but you can have some. From what I know (I'm hypoglycemic) less carbohydrates, more meat and vegetables as the South Beach Diet. Mass without much meat makes me, or just too tired. This depends largely on how you are controlling your blood sugar in the blood. People who need insulin after a routine food than those who take the pill. In addition, there are different types of insulin, which also depends on when you eat and what your mother should obtain this information from your endocrinologist. For more information, you must make an appointment with a dietitian to help you understand your dietary restrictions (if any) .
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Any body explain about diabetic patient food schedule from morning to night?
my post is to explore what his blood 194.and eat and what to avoid? what is the fruit must be worn. Each person is different. No two people in the same system requirements. Work with your endocrinologist and nutritionist on how carbohydrates. The best thing I did was my doctor to refer me to diabetic education classes. I learned to eat as many carbs per meal and eat as many meals a day. You must pay dietitians and diabetes educators in those classes, and most insurance companies wil be that if the doctor says. I lost 116 pounds after these classes, and have not won a total of 9 years.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Treatment for passing out due to hypoglycemia?
I've been experiencing very frequent episodes of hypoglycemia in the last month. I'm not diabetic. Went to the doctor on several occasions, and I'm going to see a specialist next week because my doctor thinks it may have an insulinoma. All my doctor told me to do now is to avoid foods high in sugar and eat small frequent meals and snacks. I have very confused on several occasions, but the problems went away when I ate some chocolate, and then had a snack. Today I was home alone all day and I started to feel my blood sugar was falling, but instead of eating sweets first, I had popcorn. I fainted and woke up about an hour and a half later with a bad headache. I got up and almost fell on the road to get something to eat. Several hours later, still I have a headache, but I'm able to walk and run without any problems. Is there something I'm doing tonight and what do I do if it happens again? According to Wikipedia:. Http: / / enwikipedia.org / wiki / Hypoglycemia # Treatment_and_prevention "Reversing acute hypoglycemia, blood sugar may be normal within minutes by raising (or against) 10-20 grams of carbohydrates can be consumed as food or drink if the person is conscious and can swallow. This amount is about 3-4 carbohydrate grams (100-120 ml) orange, apple or grape juice contained about 4-5 ounces (120-150 ml) of regular (not diet) soda) on a piece of bread. about 4 crackers , or roughly one serving mostly starchy food starch is rapidly digested to glucose, but fat or protein inhibitors begins digestion. symptoms should improve within five minutes, but full recovery may take 10-20 minutes is not. eutrophication faster recovery and if the person is completely simple hyperglycemia diabetes produce it. If a person is suffering such severe effects of hypoglycemia, they are not (due to combativeness) or not (because of seizures or unconsciousness) given by mouth can glucose intravenous infusion of glucose can be quickly increased by an injection of glucagon glucagon use more details, see the article on hypoglycemia diabetes "The article continues:". Hypoglycemia literally means "blood under Sweet (Gr.hypo, glykys Haim). Hypoglycaemia, a wide range of symptoms and effects, but the main problems caused by insufficient supply of glucose as fuel for the brain, causing dysfunction (counter). Disturbance of the wave function "nasty" Zone coma and (rarely) permanent brain damage or death. "I suggest you read the entire article and keep fruit handy. The amount of carbohydrates are quickly converted into sugar in the body to reverse the low blood sugar. If a person is suffering such severe effects of hypoglycemia, they are not (due to combativeness) or not (because of seizures or unconsciousness) given by mouth can glucose intravenous infusion of glucose can be quickly increased by an injection of glucagon glucagon use more details, see the article on hypoglycemia diabetes "The article continues:". Hypoglycemia literally means "blood under Sweet (Gr.hypo, glykys Haim). Hypoglycaemia, a wide range of symptoms and effects, but the main problems caused by insufficient supply of glucose as fuel for the brain, causing dysfunction (counter). Disturbance of the wave function "nasty" Zone coma and (rarely) permanent brain damage or death. "I suggest you read the entire article and keep fruit handy. The amount of carbohydrates are quickly converted into sugar in the body to reverse the low blood sugar. If a person is suffering such severe effects of hypoglycemia, they are not (due to combativeness) or not (because of seizures or unconsciousness) given by mouth can glucose intravenous infusion of glucose can be quickly increased by an injection of glucagon glucagon use more details, see the article on hypoglycemia diabetes "The article continues:". Hypoglycemia literally means "blood under Sweet (Gr.hypo, glykys Haim). Hypoglycaemia, a wide range of symptoms and effects, but the main problems caused by insufficient supply of glucose as fuel for the brain, causing dysfunction (counter). Disturbance of the wave function "nasty" Zone coma and (rarely) permanent brain damage or death. "I suggest you read the entire article and keep fruit handy. The amount of carbohydrates are quickly converted into sugar in the body to reverse the low blood sugar. If a person is suffering such severe effects of hypoglycemia, they are not (due to combativeness) or not (because of seizures or unconsciousness) given by mouth can glucose intravenous infusion of glucose can be quickly increased by an injection of glucagon glucagon use more details, see the article on hypoglycemia diabetes "The article continues:". Hypoglycemia literally means "blood under Sweet (Gr.hypo, glykys Haim). Hypoglycaemia, a wide range of symptoms and effects, but the main problems caused by insufficient supply of glucose as fuel for the brain, causing dysfunction (counter). Disturbance of the wave function "nasty" Zone coma and (rarely) permanent brain damage or death. "I suggest you read the entire article and keep fruit handy. The amount of carbohydrates are quickly converted into sugar in the body to reverse the low blood sugar.
Monday, February 21, 2011
I am diabetic can you please give me a good list of foods I can eat.?
I am diabetic and have been to two tablets per day of metformin for the past two months. I went for my blood to be taken and received the results of the doctor he said there are still important to count to 10 and he wants me to three tablets a day and eat the right foods to eat a diabetic can no list of good foods I can eat but it seems I have a staple diet of bread and potatoes and rice, my god how I survive with the help please can I drink Diet Coke or a diet soda because the doctor not to drink to avoid, I still seem to go out and socialize them your blood sugar test on a month, I do not know what the figure meant ten, but I'm fine not dizzy or anything, but I just eat normally, instead of a diet while metformin, I have six weeks time to try to reduce blood sugar levels, I have ear seems pointless I can not eat potatoes, bread, rice, pasta, grains, things that are difficult to prevent what can I do to work to eat for my break? Food food like white bread, potatoes, rice, pasta and milk to avoid to eat foods, vegetables, limited fruit, meat such as chicken, turkey, beef, pork, fish Here are some of the best foods you eat for your diabetes.Vegetables of any kind, but for this diabetic vegetables slightly to provide additional assistance cabbage, spinach, broccoli, green beans, carrots, tomatoes, peppers, Chinese cabbage, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, cucumbers and lettuce. While everyone eats vegetables are ideal for your health. Log terms like low-fat milk, low fat cheese, low fat yogurt, etc. Low fat is good today, and provides all the calcium your body needs. Meat can be eaten in moderation for best results. Grilled chicken breast (preferably without the skin) are best for you and fish. Choose lean meats and trim away all visible fat before cooking. Fruits are eaten in moderation as described above is ideal for your diet and health. You can only eat desserts in moderation for best results. Try sugar-free products. to eat foods, vegetables, limited fruit, meat such as chicken, turkey, beef, pork, fish Here are some of the best foods you eat for your diabetes.Vegetables of any kind, but for this diabetic vegetables slightly to provide additional assistance cabbage, spinach, broccoli, green beans, carrots, tomatoes, peppers, Chinese cabbage, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, cucumbers and lettuce. While everyone eats vegetables are ideal for your health. Log terms like low-fat milk, low fat cheese, low fat yogurt, etc. Low fat is good today, and provides all the calcium your body needs. Meat can be eaten in moderation for best results. Grilled chicken breast (preferably without the skin) are best for you and fish. Choose lean meats and trim away all visible fat before cooking. Fruits are eaten in moderation as described above is ideal for your diet and health. You can only eat desserts in moderation for best results. Try sugar-free products. to eat foods, vegetables, limited fruit, meat such as chicken, turkey, beef, pork, fish Here are some of the best foods you eat for your diabetes.Vegetables of any kind, but for this diabetic vegetables slightly to provide additional assistance cabbage, spinach, broccoli, green beans, carrots, tomatoes, peppers, Chinese cabbage, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, cucumbers and lettuce. While everyone eats vegetables are ideal for your health. Log terms like low-fat milk, low fat cheese, low fat yogurt, etc. Low fat is good today, and provides all the calcium your body needs. Meat can be eaten in moderation for best results. Grilled chicken breast (preferably without the skin) are best for you and fish. Choose lean meats and trim away all visible fat before cooking. Fruits are eaten in moderation as described above is ideal for your diet and health. You can only eat desserts in moderation for best results. Try sugar-free products.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
What kind of foods can I eat if I'm pre-diabetic?
I am a pre-diabetes. I'm not on medication for it. I was told to increase my awareness and watch what I eat. What foods should I buy? What should I avoid? Can this be reversed? Avoid bad carbs and processed foods and sugar. Eat whole grains, high in fiber and high in protein. These things can help tremendously. I recommend that you get the book as "insulin resistance diet". He talks about the connection of your protein with carbohydrates and how it helps. It has diagrams, lots of info and recipes. It is really good! Good luck! Health food store to try some sugar sweeter, a way to keep fat fried black bread to eat for breakfast weetbix Some say yes and others say, no one doctor says no, it will certainly vice versa. There are several good diet plans that work and actually reverse diabetes. What you do depends on hard you are. The program is the most extreme totally raw vegan diet. Dr. Gabriel Cousins, "30-Day Raw". That is too radical for me but at least you can see You can google "raw food trucks Dave." Lost over 100 pounds, lost his diabetes and kidney disease and colon cancer. This is also too extreme for me. The best I've seen are the nutrients for energy density program by Dr. Joel Fuhrman. The second link is a six-minute video that has a list of about 100 common foods, sorted by the number of nutrients per 100 calories a serving. You can have a very good idea of what foods should make up the bulk of the diet and foods to avoid. Are you familiar with stevia? Stevia is a natural sweetener that comes from the leaves of a South American plant, now cultivated worldwide. Dr. Michael Dan Inger MD, medical adviser of "The Biggest Loser" television program, wrote an article about stevia. I spent a lot of unsweetened coconut. High fiber, low carbohydrate availability, and good taste. If you live on the west coast Winco is a good place for most coconut, nuts, etc. I learned to make my own desserts, so I avoid packaged foods. "Pre-diabetes" is like "before pregnancy." You have diabetes or not. If you are diabetic, you can not follow a special diet. If you are overweight, you reduce caloric intake. Join Weight Watchers for help. Carbohydrates are the source of energy in the body itself and are not "bad". Kay, now that you are diabetic already acting as if you are diabetic. For food, there is a low-carbohydrate diet in order. I can not count carbs, so I use the glycemic index diet Mendosa. It is so simple that in one week, you'll know what to eat, what not to eat and how much. This site: http://www.mendosa.com/gilists.htm This table includes glycemic index and glycemic load of over 2480 individual foods. Not everyone, however, is the U.S.You are a true international effort by looking at all. If you live on the west coast Winco is a good place for most coconut, nuts, etc. I learned to make my own desserts, so I avoid packaged foods. "Pre-diabetes" is like "before pregnancy." You have diabetes or not. If you are diabetic, you can not follow a special diet. If you are overweight, you reduce caloric intake. Join Weight Watchers for help. Carbohydrates are the source of energy in the body itself and are not "bad". Kay, now that you are diabetic already acting as if you are diabetic. For food, there is a low-carbohydrate diet in order. I can not count carbs, so I use the glycemic index diet Mendosa. It is so simple that in one week, you'll know what to eat, what not to eat and how much. This site: http://www.mendosa.com/gilists.htm This table includes glycemic index and glycemic load of over 2480 individual foods. Not everyone, however, is the U.S.You are a true international effort by looking at all. If you live on the west coast Winco is a good place for most coconut, nuts, etc. I learned to make my own desserts, so I avoid packaged foods. "Pre-diabetes" is like "before pregnancy." You have diabetes or not. If you are diabetic, you can not follow a special diet. If you are overweight, you reduce caloric intake. Join Weight Watchers for help. Carbohydrates are the source of energy in the body itself and are not "bad". Kay, now that you are diabetic already acting as if you are diabetic. For food, there is a low-carbohydrate diet in order. I can not count carbs, so I use the glycemic index diet Mendosa. It is so simple that in one week, you'll know what to eat, what not to eat and how much. This site: http://www.mendosa.com/gilists.htm This table includes glycemic index and glycemic load of over 2480 individual foods. Not everyone, however, is the U.S.You are a true international effort by looking at all. If you live on the west coast Winco is a good place for most coconut, nuts, etc. I learned to make my own desserts, so I avoid packaged foods. "Pre-diabetes" is like "before pregnancy." You have diabetes or not. If you are diabetic, you can not follow a special diet. If you are overweight, you reduce caloric intake. Join Weight Watchers for help. Carbohydrates are the source of energy in the body itself and are not "bad". Kay, now that you are diabetic already acting as if you are diabetic. For food, there is a low-carbohydrate diet in order. I can not count carbs, so I use the glycemic index diet Mendosa. It is so simple that in one week, you'll know what to eat, what not to eat and how much. This site: http://www.mendosa.com/gilists.htm This table includes glycemic index and glycemic load of over 2480 individual foods. Not everyone, however, is the U.S.You are a true international effort by looking at all.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
How to avoid becoming diabetic?
Is there a list of good foods to eat bad food if you are close to the diabetic. Good food: Any food not a fast food restaurant, or too high in fat and calories. Bad food: Fast food with high fat and high sugar content. It really is that simple. Food after the food pyramid (the new) and eating too quickly as possible and find you can eat everything in moderation, and that your blood sugar control easier. Under the new food pyramid, the majority of your diet vegetables, whole grains and is followed by carbohyrdrates complex. You must also ensure that you train every day. Foods to avoid are anything that is food rich in carbohydrates, white bread, rice, potatoes and cake flour. Food is to eat lean meat, eggs, vegetables, fruit and fish. Treatment is much worse. A good book is "carbs from heaven, carbs from hell" the only sure way to prevent diabetes is really getting very good grandparents.: :-) There are no set rules, only low carb foods fresh and common sense no magic formula, sorry. Type 1 diabetes is hereditary. You really can not avoid if you aim to get the disease. As with Type-2, which is a great site with prevention and care tips for diabetics: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/diabetes-prevention/DA00127 Hope this answers your question!.
Friday, February 18, 2011
I am pre-diabetic. What kind of diet and nutrician program do I need to follow in order to avoid diabetes?
I have to avoid sugar completely? What are some special foods that work on my diet again? Any additional information about living with and dealing with pre-diabetes would be appreciated? I would suggest to do it, yes. Sugar is a taboo when you have pre-diabetes. I recommend cutting out all "white" foods, ie white rice, white bread, potatoes and corn. Switch to brown rice (which is very tasty), wheat or multigrain bread. Stay away from soda and drink lots of water. It would not hurt to incorporate exercise into daily life. It would be a good idea to limit your intake of sugar does not cut through. If your power to cut through! I know that I could! Make sure plenty of excersize every day and drink water! I'm pre-diabetic since I was pregnant with my second child. I have to lose some weight would be helpful! A diabetic diet is that I'm in carbohydrates than men say basicly.not Atkins.If low as they are allowed up to five exchanges of carbohydrate per 4.Women meal.preferable fits 3.f 4.preferable exchange for three meals a dayso of 15 men max 12 women max. Each exchange of food carbohydrate.in 15 grams of fiber such as nuts, and so on, drag the number of grams of cereal fiber from nuts grams.say gasifier with 6 grams carbohydrate 0.4 grams fiber 2 grams more carbs.The No nos is pasta, potatoes, sauces, gravies.It takes some time getting used to but very easy, you can follow every little treat, if you count exchanges.I take medication for diabetes and pain in butt.so when the opportunity It killed in the bud before it reaches this point or even worse.insulin.do have! for you and your family. I'm not a long time.went undiagnosed.I is now eye.have legal blind numbness in hands and feet (neuropathy) Diabetes complications.I more literally, until I fainted and my family Finally I insisted on a doctor. my blood sugar in the blood was taken serious.do died.So 500.could of scholarships, and it will work.I I'm in control now, but not vice versa, the nerve damage that offer doneAlso.call your local hospital, rode most diabetes classes.the one here as it was was 1000.00, whereas if you day.but free class for the evening. pray that went well.you all carbohydrates are not only sugar.Good luck to you and if you have any questions, please do not email me PS anytime.Peace lose when you change you notice any weight you want and control your excess weight will help a lot .
Thursday, February 17, 2011
I would like to know, what is best way to keep sugar low for a person with gestational diabetic?
We are at the last stage of pregnancy and bourgeois (vegetarian tian), the fight against gestational diabetes. What is good food to take and what foods should be avoided, so we can keep both mom and baby healthy. Thanks for your response, will help any transfer to a good knowledge. Rich in protein, carbohydrate not say no pasta, rice, cereal or bread. Retain sodium and vegetables with plenty of fruit with sugar and starch. No fruit or vegetables! It has its proteins with carbohydrates and balance, as PP said, stay away from high sugar fruits and vegetables like bananas, maize and beans. Your OB should be able to give her a diet to follow. My OB sent me to a diabetes educator who has been diagnosed with gestational diabetes.
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