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started by Tyler Gray on 26 May 12
started by Tyler Gray on 26 May 12
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started by Tyler Gray on 26 May 12
Sorry to say, diabetes has no solution for either type 1 or even type 2, so before wasting your time and efforts, not to mention your money, check any "magic bullet" with your medical team, and don't get your hopes up.
However, having diabetes also makes some of us victims of the foodstuff police too. Ok, they will often have your best interests at heart, but if you are in all like me using a sweet tooth, they can make your life a lot less enjoyable that it should be.
You may well put too much stress on yourself, driving those around you crazy because you demand the perfect diet, and how your needs are now much more now important than others.
Of course, diabetes is basically too much sugar in the bloodstream, and for years even doctors have told their patients avoiding sugar like your life will depend on it. There are sufferers way too who claim "life is too short anyway" and keep on a high carbohydrate, higher sugar diet.
Not surprisingly, as with most things, the truth lies somewhere in between.
The fact is, as with all healthcare science, discoveries are being made on a regular basis, and what was once considered as absolute truth has now changed, this is usual.
Rather as compared to be sceptical however, it is important that individuals move with the circumstances and latest research which has found that a small amount of sugar, a piece of cake for instance, is fine once in the while, and some complex carbohydrates once thought beneficial can in fact have the same impact on blood sugar as tender sugar.
These days, the types of insulin on the market to both the type 1 and type 2 diabetes affected individual have changed greatly, offering both short acting and long acting types (and a mix of both). Together with self testing, balancing your blood sugar levels with what you take, whilst inconvenient, allows one to enjoy that easy or small bar associated with chocolate.
Not surprisingly, one should try together with eat "healthy" food whenever possible, and given that some 80% of type 2 diabetics are overweight, "comfort foods" are best avoided, as weight loss can have a seriously positive effects on one's diabetes. It is just that with regular together with careful monitoring of one's sugar levels, it is possible to savor at least a small amount of comfort food.
In the overweight theme, some people have were able to use diabetes diagnosis as a kick start to a healthier lifestyle, which does not mean joining a health and fitness center! Just walking for 20 minutes a day or doing some horticulture regularly has been proven to experience a noticeable effect on blood sugar.
So there you've got it, careful blood handsome monitoring, controlled use of insulin combined with light exercise can assist in keeping the food police at arms length!
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