Diabetes Diet : A Revolutionary Diet Plan For Type 1 &Type 2
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Dr. Robert O. Young, author of The pH Miracle for Diabetes, an AOL Time Warner publication to be released in 2004, discusses “The New Biology” and the results he is seeing in his diabetic studies.
Currently, there are an approximate 17 million people who suffer from diabetes in the U.S. alone. That’s a staggering number, but consider this: diabetics are at twice the risk of death compared to nondiabetics. Diabetics also run an increased chance of kidney disease, heart disease, stroke, blindness, nervous system disease, dental disease, pregnancy complications, and amputation.
What is particularly startling about this disease, however, is the rampant rise in its occurrence among children and adolescents. Of the 17 million diabetics, 151,000 are under the age of 20.
The good news, however, is that there is something you can do about it. Proper nutrition, exercise, and supplementation are three simple steps you can take to prevent, treat, and even cure diabetes. But it starts with you-and you won’t want to not start doing something about it.
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How to Eat Pasta on a Diabetic Diet
While on a diabetic diet, pasta can still be a healthy food choice if it is whole grain and portioned appropriately. Add protein and salad to a modest serving of whole grain pasta with health advice from a certified diabetes educator in this helpful video on nutrition.
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Have you ever LOST pounds while pregnant on a gestational diabetes diet?
I just want to know if controlling my blood sugar and caloric intakeand not gaining weight while pregnant is still ok for my baby?
I am looking for personal experiences here, I’ve had three kids and this is my first case of diabetes-so please refrain from "ask your doctor" responses, I already know what my doc has to say.
If you were not at your healthiest weight when you got pregnant…it is normal to lose some weight or not gain some weight during your pregnancy. With a gestational diabetic diet, you might lose weight just because it is the healthiest diet you can be on while you are pregnant. In general, controlled diabetics who follow their meal plans are eating how the normal population should eat.
I had my son 2 1/2 years ago and I am a type 1 diabetic and was for 1 year before we conceived our son. I was a little lower than healthy weight when I conceived and was aloud to gain a little more but I was told that if I wasn’t at my healthy weight they would have concern of weight gain or consistent weight loss.
I think typically women who are happy about their pregnancy (gestational or not) may lose weight just because they are eating healthier for their baby.
I wouldn’t be concerned unless the ultra-sounds are showing a baby who is significantly underweight or underdeveloped. I imagine you will be seeing a Perintologist soon or already have and they are the key in detecting possible problems for your baby.
Just stick to your diet plan; gaining 15 lbs during your whole pregnancy is healthy, for someone who is at a healthy weight. And remember that doctors are crazy about avoiding malpractice suits, and if you don’t like your doctor find another.
Good luck and congratulations!
