Where can I download diets for prediabetic conditions (insulin resistant?)? BG levels around 120.
Not on any medication or taking insulin.
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"Cc88m" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Where can I download diets for prediabetic conditions (insulin
resistant?)? BGQuoted message said:
levels around 120. Not on any medication or taking insulin.
You would follow the same diet as a diabetic would. Alas, there is no one diet that we all follow.
Your best bet is to start with a dietician and go from there.--
Type 2 users.bestweb.net~jboveOpen ↗ -
Welcome fellow pre-diabetic! The best info is on the Harvard website:
hsph.harvard.edudiabetes.htmlOpen ↗ In a nutshell, control your weight,
exercise more, and eat smart. To eat smart: cut out refined grains, added sugars and white potatoes,
limit saturated fats and trans-fats. If not contra-indicated, drink moderately. Eat oily fish at
least 2x/week.[email hidden] (Cc88m) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
Where can I download diets for prediabetic conditions (insulin resistant?)? BG levels around 120.
Not on any medication or taking insulin.
C. C. Chang; more on piano practice at -
Cc88m said:
Where can I download diets for prediabetic conditions (insulin resistant?)? BG levels around 120.
Not on any medication or taking insulin.You might want to check out _Stop Diabetes_ by Gretchen Becker. The book's subtitle is
something like "50 things you can do to stop or postpone diabetes."E
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Excellent! Thanks!
Brad Sheppard said:
Welcome fellow pre-diabetic! The best info is on the Harvard website:
hsph.harvard.edudiabetes.htmlOpen ↗
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