i.
Type
1 diabetes
ii.
Type
2 diabetes
iii.
Gestational
diabetes
Even, if you have
prediabetes you can keep full blown diabetes at bay. How? Eating of a prudent
diet rich whole grains,fruits and vegetables, and lean protein sources; getting
regular physical exercise; and losing a little weight. It is worthy to note that there is no downside o having a
healthier lifestyle, except an upside. It’s well known that carrying extra weight
increases insulin resistance. You can still be able to avoid diabetes, if you
lack diabetes gene but if you do, your beta cells may lose the battle to keep
your supplies of insulin , and your blood sugar will soar straight to diabetes
land.
It is worthy to
note that weight control is easier to talk about then do when you have insulin
resistance, but eating less food and lower calorie food along with some
moderate exercise will produce result if you are a patient. What you need to
know about keeping the surplus pounds off is captured in the basic diction “
calories in calories out”. In essence, any
calories you don’t burn will make your jeans tight, so you need to match
your calories itake to your exercise level.
The fundamental
diabetic prevention / management diet sticks pretty close to what we’ve come to
know as basic holistic nutritional advice. Lots of fruits and vegetables
although diabetics should stick to non – starch vegetables like spinach,
carrots, or broccoli and avoid starchy ones like potatoes, which rush sugar
into the system. Whole grains instead of processed ones, because the former are
, given, slower to increase blood sugar.
Non fat dairy products, liquids oils for cooking instead of solid fats like
margarine. Lean meats lie skinned poultry. Omega -3 fatty acids from sources
such as cold water fish or flax seed. Beans and lentils.
Water unsweetened
tea, and the likes instead of calorie – containing drinks such as soda, fruit
punch, and coffee with milk and sugar. Modest portion sizes. And go light on
high – calorie snack foods and desserts. The diabetic diet follows principles
that anyone with a rudimentry knowledge of healthy eating understands; low fat,
low cholesterol, high fibre, few saturated or trans – fats, lots of frsh foods,
few processed foods. But it differs from other health diet formulations, such
as a heart healthy diet, in one important respect: the percentage of
carbohydrates.
Adeyeye Adeniran
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