Food helpers against diabetes

Posted on Jul 20th 2007 1:02PM by Brian White
Diabetes can turn your food choices into a confusing cavalcade of choices each and every day. That is, until you get used to the process. Wouldn't it be great to have food work for your diabetes instead of against of against it?

You may have heard this: whole fruits, vegetables and whole grains eaten in abundance is a perfect way to lose weight. And, in turn, that blood sugar level will be much easier to control. Hence, no spikes that could cause diabetes complications.

Eating a fiber-rich diet is also good. I take most of mine in the morning with a nice fiber cold cereal (use soy milk or non cow's milk if possible). Organic nutrition bars that are high in fiber are so easily packed and eaten everywhere as well (at work, at play, anywhere).
 
 
 

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