Not an MD, but can answer general questions on diet, exercise, blood glucose monitoring for TYPE 2 diabetes only.
Type 2 diabetic with excellent control.
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Hi Frank, The term "A1c" is a short-hand way of referring to a blood test, the glycated hemoglobin(or HbA1C) test. In the blood, glucose (sugar) and fats combine to form a sort of coating --
Hi Ruth, Great question. You can accomplish the same thing as nutrisystem just by watching your carbohydrates and adding a couple of supplements. First: Limit your carbohydrate intake to no
First of all, why do you think you have diabetes? Second -- if you DO have diabetes, you're eating way too many carbohydrates. You want to limit your carbohydrate intake to no more than 100 grams per
Hi Karen, It shouldn't be too hard to coordinate a diabetic diet with a low purine diet. The main thing to remember between the two is that your proteins should be low purine, which means no organ
Hello Bonnie, It's good that your husband is taking steps to avoid type 2 diabetes. I understand his frustration with the weight! Your husband should avoid the very low calorie diet. The problem
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