Comments on: Healthy Eating For Diabetes

By: Chris@locksmiths dc

Chris@locksmiths dc — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 11:47:01 +0000

I would suggest to try out the ‘diabetes food pyramid’. It can help you make wise food choices. It divides foods into groups, based on what they contain. Eat more from the groups at the bottom of the pyramid, and less from the groups at the top. Foods from the starches, fruits, vegetables, and milk groups are highest in carbohydrate. They affect your blood glucose levels the most. Search for it on google.

By: Angelo@airline miles credit card

Angelo@airline miles credit card — Sun, 23 May 2010 09:06:04 +0000

Diabetes is a both hereditary and acquired disease which cause all ages. There 2 types of diabetes the first one was Insulin dependent diabetes and the second one is the non-insulin dependent. But of them is similar in diet need to be eaten by diabetic patients. Foods high in sugar, salt and fats are prohibited. Foods high in protein, vitamins and etc. are required for patients whom with diabetes. Proper meal planning must be observed which help proper regulation of insulin in the body. And accomplish this and comply with proper exercise and medication will help the person live more healthier and live more longer.

By: Scott@Epoxy Stone Flooring St. Louis

Scott@Epoxy Stone Flooring St. Louis — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 06:36:41 +0000

For the diabetes sufferer, meals must be planned to keep blood glucose levels safely under control. Meal planning helps in balancing the required insulin levels of the body. It may seem like a novelty at first, but after a week or two, you can make changes to your diet plans and accomplish your healthy eating lifestyle more rapidly than you may have thought possible. Eat healthy, stay healthy.

By: Raymond@wall painting services mississauga

Raymond@wall painting services mississauga — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 04:51:55 +0000

After reading your post, I visited a couple of websites to read much more on brown rice. I wished to know the primary difference between white and brown rice. One of the websites mentions that brown rice can elevate the blood glucose level. The website says that the diabetics can often eat a small serving of brown rice but must check their blood glucose level after consumption. The information here contradicts to what is mentioned in the post.

By: Steve Morgan@lingerie shop in Canada

Steve Morgan@lingerie shop in Canada — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 12:00:33 +0000

To fight a disease like diabetes one needs to show a lot of will power. If the person is determined to be healthy and control any sort of ailment then it is not very difficult to take care when diabetic. The person suffering from diabetes should be motivated in order to live a healthy lifestyle even if diabetic. Sugar free products are easily available these days but one should try to consume only if required as these products are still under research for any possible side effects.

By: Gaye Sougstad@atlanta liposculpture

Gaye Sougstad@atlanta liposculpture — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 06:21:36 +0000

To me, diabetes requires management. There isn’t any cure. For management of the condition, one cannot afford to be ignorant about the foods and other lifestyle related issues. Regular exercise is as important as restriction of sugar containing foods. There must be substitutions in diet so as not to make the food boring. Eventually, I agree with the last lines of this post. It’s all about cheating your brains.

By: Bruna@buy loose diamonds miami

Bruna@buy loose diamonds miami — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 10:27:54 +0000

A diabetic friend of mine indulges in sugar-free sweets. In this way, he satisfies his sweet tooth and prevents his sugar levels from shooting up. Well, I’m sure a lot more tips could be added. I’ll consult my friend and add up.

By: Arno Carstens

Arno Carstens — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 04:55:46 +0000

The post mentions three parameters for controlling diabetes. ‘What to eat’, ‘How much to eat’ is understood. Can you throw light upon ‘when to eat’. How does frequency of eating help in this case? Eventually, what you say is correct, it’s all about cheating your brain.

By: Peter Paulo@seo packages

Peter Paulo@seo packages — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 07:46:38 +0000

I believe it’s important for a diabetic to know how frequently to indulge in sweets. Not many are aware of this. Besides, as mentioned in the post, a diabetic must know the nutrient content of foods and aspects like food substitutions.

By: Robert@New Forest Hotels

Robert@New Forest Hotels — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 10:25:31 +0000

A good article on diabetic diet! This one does not scare a diabetic. Rather it encourages one to adopt a preventive lifestyle and still savour the sweets. Good!