30 Days to a Diabetes-Free Life

Despite what You’ve been Told – You CAN Reverse Diabetes Permanently – and You Don’t Need Insulin Shots

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Saturday, June 22, 2013

Whether Newly Diagnosed Or A Long Time Sufferer - Help Control Your Diabetes With These Handy Tips

By Sofia Baker


No matter which type of diabetes you may have been diagnosed with, you now face the overwhelming challenge of managing the disease and your health, while still being able to enjoy life. Education is half the battle when fighting diabetes. Take a look at the following tips and see how easy it is to live a healthy life with diabetes.

All food has a 'glycolic index' this is how much your blood sugar will be affected when you eat them. Don't forget: Lower GI numbers mean that the food is better for someone with diabetes.

There are many other protein-packed foods you can eat, from dairy to eggs, beans to tofu. Try to mix it up to keep your mouth interested!

Walnuts can be a nutritious way to boost the nutrition in your salad and help manage your diabetes. Walnuts contain mono saturated fats which assists your health by making your cells receptive to insulin. In addition to this, you'll find important nutrients like omega-3 acids and antioxidants in them. Snacking on some tasty walnuts can even give you energy!

If you suffer from diabetes, proceed with caution when receiving a pedicure. Diabetes can increase your risks of getting foot infections. Make sure the tools are clean, and be extremely careful if you cut yourself.

Many foods contain corn syrup, so make sure to read food labels. Canadian products list high fructose corn syrup as glucose/fructose.

You should always have a pack of gum or some other sugary substitute with you if you are afflicted by hypoglycemia. A hypoglycemic attack can happen at any time, so it is important that you are always prepared. This is especially significant if you are prone to avoiding breakfast, which results in the body feeling a significant need for sugar.

Do not allow living with diabetes to become a complicated thing. Focus on the tips you've read in this article, in order to make living with diabetes a simple day-to-day routine that you can easily incorporate into your life. If you can follow these tips, you're on your way to wellness.




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