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7/31/2010

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Diabetes Q&A: (nutrition answers, alpha by file_name)

Is it ok to eat peas & carrots if you have diabetes?
I have type 2 diabetes and am confused about carbohydrates. Are all starches out completely?
Can you offer any advice in regards to cravings (I have a big sweet tooth and enjoy greasy foods such as burgers and fries)?
What is the best sugar substitute to use for baking and daily use for diabetics?
Could you give me some breakfast ideas that are diabetic friendly?
Can you reverse diabetes?
I’m having difficulty understanding how many carbs and sugar I can have each day?
Do you have any suggestions to control my snacking in the evenings and weekends?
19 year old grandson was just diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Any suggestions?
Does the sugar in fruit count as sugar? I have pre-diabetes and am trying to learn about carbohydrate and sugar.
I'm not sure how much or how often I should be exercising. Could you give me some tips?
My fasting glucose was 127. Does this sound like pre-diabetes or diabetes?
I have type 2 diabetes and I'm wondering which is better... eating frozen dinners or restaurant food?
I have type 2 diabetes and just found out I have gluten intolerance.
I have pre-diabetes & I'm trying to lose weight. How many servings of fruit and veggies should I have each day?
Is sugarless candy really sugarless?
Is fruit a good alternative to candy?
What is considered to be low carb and low sugar in specific numbers?
I'm wondering if those bars and shakes I see advertised for people with diabetes are ok to use?
Does orange juice contain too much sugar and is it advisable for a diabetic to drink juice?
Is "no salt" safe for someone with type 2 diabetes?

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When I travel I'm having a hard time with my diabetes. What do you suggest?
Doctors say I have uncontrollable diabetes any tips on how I can get my sugar level down?
I have type 2 diabetes and am confused about carbohydrates. Are all starches out completely?
I'm not sure how much or how often I should be exercising. Could you give me some tips?
Is fruit a good alternative to candy?
Could you give me some breakfast ideas that are diabetic friendly?
Does orange juice contain too much sugar and is it advisable for a diabetic to drink juice?
What is considered to be low carb and low sugar in specific numbers?
Can you offer any advice in regards to cravings (I have a big sweet tooth and enjoy greasy foods such as burgers and fries)?
Does the sugar in fruit count as sugar? I have pre-diabetes and am trying to learn about carbohydrate and sugar.
I'm wondering if those bars and shakes I see advertised for people with diabetes are ok to use?
I have type 2 diabetes and just found out I have gluten intolerance.
Is it ok to eat peas & carrots if you have diabetes?
I have type 2 diabetes and I'm wondering which is better... eating frozen dinners or restaurant food?
Can you reverse diabetes?
Is sugarless candy really sugarless?
My fasting glucose was 127. Does this sound like pre-diabetes or diabetes?
I have pre-diabetes & I'm trying to lose weight. How many servings of fruit and veggies should I have each day?
I’m having difficulty understanding how many carbs and sugar I can have each day?
19 year old grandson was just diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Any suggestions?
Do you have any suggestions to control my snacking in the evenings and weekends?
What is the best sugar substitute to use for baking and daily use for diabetics?
Is "no salt" safe for someone with type 2 diabetes?

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