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Diabetes and the Food Pyramid
The food pyramid can help you make wise food choices. It divides foods into groups, based on what they contain. Eat more from the groups at the bottom of the pyramid, and less from the groups at the top. Foods from the starches, fruits, vegetables, and milk groups are highest in carbohydrate. They affect your blood glucose levels the most. How much should I eat each day?Have about 1,200 to 1,600 calories a day if you are
Talk with your diabetes teacher about how to make a meal plan that fits the way you usually eat, your daily routine, and your diabetes medicines. Then make your own plan. Have about 1,600 to 2,000 calories a day if you are
Talk with your diabetes teacher about how to make a meal plan that fits the way you usually eat, your daily routine, and your diabetes medicines. Then make your own plan. Have about 2,000 to 2,400 calories a day if you are
Talk with your diabetes teacher about how to make a meal plan that fits the way you usually eat, your daily routine, and your diabetes medicines. Then make your own plan. Make Your Own Food Pyramid Print out this pyramid and fill in the numbers of servings next to the name of each food group. Each day, I need
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Diabetic Diet - Exercise
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Diabetic Diet - Fruit and Vegetables
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Diabetic Diet - Meat and Protein
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