Reading food labels can be confusing. This video, from the experts at the Diabetes Center at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, helps those with type 1 diabetes understand how to read a food label by only looking at a few key points on the label when counting carbohydrates. Video Rating: / 5
Diabetes is a group of metabolic diseases in which there are high blood sugar levels over a prolonged period.The most important factor that affects both type 1 and type 2 diabetes is diet, and a well-planned diet can work effectively in maintaining blood glucose at healthy levels. Here in this video we have listed top ten worst foods that every diabetics should avoid.
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This video is about top ten fruits that are safe to eat during diabetes as these fruits are low at glyemic index value and these fruits contain high amounts of fibre which helps the stomach to empty at a slower rate, which affects blood sugar levels and has a beneficial effect on insulin sensitivity.
These fruits also helps to convert starch into energy and keep your blood sugar levels in check. It can also cure the symptoms of diabetes including excess urination and thirst.
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Eating 11-14 homemade meals a week may reduce your risk of Type 2 diabetes. It’s important to eat a healthy diet in order to be heart healthy. Video Rating: / 5
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There are so many dangerous foods for diabetics should avoid. For example candy and soda which are dangerous for diabetics. It is due to body can absorb the sugars on candy and soda directly. There will be so many food which must be avoided by diabetics such as:
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Raising awareness about raising blood sugar. Diet concerns are one of the first topics a diabetes educator will address.
“Look at how many foods we have you know, look down the aisles at the grocery store. It’s overwhelming the number of food items,” says Sharon Tilbe, a certified diabetes coordinator with Lee Memorial Health System.
To help patients with diabetes make good choices, Lee Heal Solutions offers medical nutrition therapy. It consists of one-on-one time with a dietician.
“We teach a little bit of carbohydrate counting whether its real specific carbohydrate counting or generalities of carbohydrate counting. Making sure that people get adequate whole grains, adequate fruit and dairy in their diet, but not too much to raise their blood sugar,” says Sharon.
Common everyday foods, even ones we don’t suspect, can cause a jump in blood sugar.
“Fruit as an example, would be considered a carbohydrate or a high carbohydrate food in that it has a lot of natural sugar. Milk we don’t think of milk as being a sugar food but of course milk has lactose, which will of course turn into blood glucose. Grains, most people understand that if we eat too much pasta too much rice the blood sugar goes up,” says Sharon.
All things in moderation is a good rule of thumb, a controlling diet can make an absolute difference in managing diabetes.
“Just before you came I took my blood sugar and it was 92, so below 100 is average for regular people,” says George Pickel.
George worked with a diabetes educator to turn his diet around and with it the course of his disease.
“Most people, diets are started and when the goal is achieved people stop the diet. They better realize that eating is a lifelong process,” says George.
It’s a healthy perspective, looking at diabetes as a lifelong journey.
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One of the biggest struggles for diabetics can often be keeping blood sugars in check. When they’re not, the complications can be serious. University of Chicago Medicine’s Dr. Louis Philipson tells us how prolonged elevated blood sugars can lead to things like kidney disease and blindness. We also meet a local man who has dealt with some serious diabetes complications. He tells us how some new technology is now helping him to keep his diabetes under control.
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It’s a growing health concern. Studies show more than three million people are living with type 2 diabetes. Teresa Spano, a naturopathic consultant with Lee Health, says what you eat, when you eat, and how you feel after you eat, can all help determine if you’re living with pre-diabetes. “Pre-diabetes is more referring to when your fasting glucose levels are going up, usually you can see the hemoglobin A1C that is starting to climb, it’s not necessarily in the diabetic range but it’s getting there.”
Discussing a patient’s sleep patterns, exercise, and diet can help determine if they’re at risk for developing diabetes. “There is a lot of gray area in between completely normal and actually being diabetic, which is where the pre-diabetic range is really where you can help people so much before they actually get to full blown diabetes,” said Spano.
Health experts may also use the waist to hip ratio to determine if patients are at risk. This ratio look at how the patient is carrying their weight: in their belly or in their hips and thighs? If patients have more belly fat, they are at a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes. “A lot of people just don’t really know that they are creeping up towards that, which is probably the scariest thing about it,” said Spano.
Experts encourage healthy diets of fruit, vegetables, and fiber, and limiting animal protein. “Exercise is so important when it comes to preventing diabetes. Sleep is always important as well, stress reduction. It’s really the core for everything you hear for staying healthy,” said Spano.
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