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Treating Type 2 Diabetes With Diet and Exercise Source: Diabetes Self-Management If you have Type 2 diabetes, you've no doubt been told to "watch your diet and get plenty of exercise." Diet and exercise are cornerstones of any diabetes control regimen. In fact, Type 2 diabetes can sometimes be managed with diet and exercise alone. Yet few people with Type 2 diabetes receive useful advice on how to change their diet and exercise habits. Your diabetes meal plan is not just about "going on a diet." While your meal plan may be designed to help you lose weight, it is also designed to keep your blood sugar level stable. Following a meal plan that distributes carbohydrates evenly throughout the day helps prevent periods of high blood glucose. And a diet that is low in fat and includes lots of fruits and vegetables can help bring down high blood pressure—a common problem in Type 2 diabetes. Exercise is important for managing diabetes because it lowers blood glucose, both by burning glucose for energy and by increasing the cells' ability to take glucose from the blood. Exercise can also help lower blood pressure. And it can diminish your appetite and boost your mood, making it easier to stick to your diabetes-care plan. Together, diet and exercise can help you lose weight and keep it off, and weight loss also makes insulin more effective. Even a modest weight loss of eight to ten pounds can help control blood glucose levels and blood pressure levels.

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Eating Well Enjoy eating a healthy diabetes-friendly diet Diet and exercise are cornerstones of successful diabetes management. A nutritious, "diabetes-friendly" diet is based on eating a variety of foods, which adds interest to your meals and helps ensure that you get the vitamins and minerals you need. "Diabetes-friendly" doesn't mean a limited choice of tasteless "health food." We'll provide recipes and suggestions on how to make healthy and tasty meals that you'll enjoy eating. Click here to sign up for free recipes To help reach or maintain a healthy weight, try to avoid high-fat high-sugar foods (including sweets and high-carbohydrate starches). Also, try to reduce salt A poor diet and obesity are two of the main reasons that people fail to control their blood sugar. So, obviously, healthy eating is really important to your management plan. So don't give up! And try to stay positive. If you find yourself thinking, "It's too hard to figure out a meal plan that meets my diet needs," take a positive action. Ask your doctor to refer you to a nutritionist and collect some diabetes-friendly recipes and cookbooks.

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124. Custom Diabetes Diet GET A CUSTOMIZED TYPE 2 diabetes diet BASED ON YOUR diet PROFILE. • About Type 2 diet Plans. So what can I expect on the Type 2 diabetes diet? http://www.custom-diet-plans.com/diabetic-diet.html

GET A CUSTOMIZED TYPE 2 DIABETES DIET BASED ON YOUR DIET PROFILE • About Type 2 Diet Plans If you have Type 2 diabetes you are not alone because 16 million people have it. Formerly called adult onset diabetes, type 2 diabetes usually runs in families plus being overweight, inactive, and the inability of your body to process insulin effectively are all triggers. The best cure for a type 2 diabetic is a healthy diet and exercise. Left unmanaged, type 2 diabetes can lead to diabetes complications such as diseases of the heart, blood vessels, nerves, kidneys, and eyes. Type 2 Diabetes is serious business which is why to prolong your life – you will want to eat an appropriate Type 2 diabetes diet and make maintaining your health a number one priority. • Frequently Asked Questions about Type 2 Diabetic Diets So what can I expect on the Type 2 Diabetes diet? A typical meal plan includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a bedtime snack. You will learn healthy cooking techniques that include foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol, moderate in protein, high in starches and fiber, and moderate in sodium, sugars, and sugar substitutes. Can you be more specific?

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DIABETES TYPE-2 Part 6: The correct diet for a Type-2 diabetic, (or treatment without drugs) Let's start from scratch and pull all the evidence together. Why Do Adults Become Diabetic? The current "healthy" dietary recommendation advise a chronic intake of carbohydrates The evidence says that a low-carb diet is healthier. The reason why is explained in part 5 and my vegetarian pages Eskimo food "pyramid" The Balanced Diet There is nothing so dear to a nutritionist's heart as the idea of a "balanced" diet. DiabetesUK say: "Foods can be divided into five main groups. In order for us to enjoy a balanced diet we need to eat foods from these groups." And the ADA say: "No single food will supply all the nutrients your body needs, so good nutrition means eating a variety of foods." Here is my definition of a balanced diet: A balanced diet is any diet that supplies all the nutrients the body needs in the correct proportions. Main Points Diabetes is not caused by obesity; both conditions are caused by the same thing Dietary carbohydrates cause obesity Dietary carbohydrates cause diabetes Obesity is merely evident before diabetes To reduce disease, reduce carbohydrates.

126. Roche Diagnostics | Caring For Yourself Includes information on controlling type II diabetes with diet. controlling type II diabetes with diet. Learn more about controlling type II diabetes with diet. http://www.diabetes-symptoms-resource.com/controlling-type-II-diabetes-with-diet

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Home Search Alternative Medicine Stress Management ... Media Diabetes Lifestyle Changes Can Prevent Diabetes People at high risk for developing Type 2 diabetes can reduce their chances of getting the disease by 58 percent if they lose as few as 10 pounds, exercise and follow a healthy diet, according to a report published in the New England Journal of Medicine. (May 3, 2001). This report underscores the significant benefits of lifestyle changes in fighting the disease. The number of people having diabetes, especially Type 2 diabetes, also known as adult onset diabetes, is increasing nationwide. Recent reports suggest that even children are getting diabetes and it is not confined to adults anymore as it used to be. Sixteen million people in the United States have diabetes, according to the U .S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The researchers on the study and other experts said lifestyle changes have long been known to be beneficial but they deemed the magnitude of the benefits found in the study -even in the case of relatively small changes - remarkable. "The changes that were required to prevent diabetes were not drastic -they were just modest," said Jaakko Tuomi- lehto, author of the study and professor at the National Public Health Institute in Finland.

129. 2002.02.06:Diet And Exercise Delay Diabetes And Mormalize Blood Glucose diet AND EXERCISE DELAY diabetes AND NORMALIZE BLOOD GLUCOSE. Other studies have shown that diet and exercise delay type 2 diabetes in atrisk people. http://www.hhs.gov/news/press/2002pres/20020206a.html

Skip Navigation HHS Home Questions? Contact Us ... Site Map This is an archive page. The links are no longer being updated. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2002 Contact: NIDDK (301) 496-3583 Joan Chamberlain Jane DeMouy DIET AND EXERCISE DELAY DIABETES AND NORMALIZE BLOOD GLUCOSE Millions of overweight Americans at high risk for type 2 diabetes can delay and possibly prevent the disease with moderate diet and exercise, a major clinical trial has found. The same study found that the oral diabetes drug metformin (Glucophage) also reduces type 2 diabetes risk, although not as effectively as lifestyle changes. Researchers announced results of the trial, called the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), last August after ending the study a year early. The study results are reported in the Feb. 7 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. "This research conveys a powerful message of hope to individuals at risk for type 2 diabetes, a painful, life-threatening disease that has been increasing in this country along with obesity," said HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson. "By adopting a moderate, consistent diet and exercise program, many people with one or more of the risk factors for type 2 diabetes can stop the disease before it becomes irreversible." The DPP compared three approacheslifestyle modification, treatment with metformin, and standard medical advicein 3,234 overweight people with impaired glucose tolerance (IGT), a condition in which blood glucose levels are higher than normal but not yet diabetic. About 20 million people in the United States have IGT, which raises the risk of developing type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Once a person has type 2 diabetes, the risk of heart and blood vessel disease is even greater 2 to 4 times that of people without diabetes.

130. HealthWorld Online - Nutrition And Fittness -, HealthWorld Online - Natural Heal in the December, 1988 issue of the Journal of the American College of Nutrition, that a section has been reserved for reports dealing with diet and diabetes. http://www.healthy.net/asp/templates/article.asp?PageType=Article&ID=192

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The primary goal when you are diabetic is to keep your blood glucose level as close to normal as possible. This may help to alleviate many of the long-term risks associated with diabetes, such as heart disease, nerve, kidney and eye damage. Diet plays a significant role in managing your blood glucose level but many newly diagnosed diabetics are unsure of where to begin. According to the American Diabetes Association , a good nutrition guide to use is the Diabetes Food Pyramid, which divides the food groups into six sections. Whole grains, beans, legumes and other high fiber foods are the largest group. This group comprises the bottom of the pyramid. These are the foods you should strive to eat more every day. The smallest group, consisting of fats, sweets, and alcohol, is at the top. These are the foods that should be consumed less often, and in smaller portion sizes.

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Diabetes Cookbook A Dorling Kindersley book in association with Diabetes UK More books on diabetes cooking Click here for price or to buy Diabetes cookbook "Managing your diet is the key to good diabetes control. Featuring over 100 delicious recipes, the Diabetes Cookbook is guaranteed to tempt the tastebuds and contribute to the health and well-being of everyone with diabetes. Provides authoritative information on living with diabetes from Diabetes UK. Features fresh, healthy and flavoursome recipes for soups and starters, quick meals and snacks, main and side dish, breads, desserts and cakes. Includes full nutritional analysis for each recipe. Offers advice on how to plan nutritionally balanced meals that will keep blood glucose levels in check.

133. Diabetes Australia - Victoria Diet & Nutrition and practical advice. A quick guide to diabetes and nutrition is provided below. The overall dietary principles for diabetes are http://www.dav.org.au/htdocs/diet_nutrition/

Healthy Eating High Protein, Low Carbohydrate Diet Food Labels for People with Diabetes Healthy Weight Management and Diabetes ... Dietitian Discount for Members Healthy Eating Healthy eating is the basis of managing diabetes. Choosing an appropriate healthy eating plan will assist with: control of blood glucose levels control of body weight preventing short term complications (such as high or low blood glucose) and long term complications (of the heart, blood vessels, kidneys and nerves) improvement of overall health by optimum nutrition Over the past 50 years the eating plan recommended for people with diabetes has changed considerably. It is strongly recommended that every person with diabetes be referred promptly to an accredited practising dietitian for an individualised dietary assessment and up to date accurate information and practical advice. A quick guide to diabetes and nutrition is provided below. The overall dietary principles for diabetes are:

134. Diabetes Australia - Victoria High Protein, Low Carbohydrate Diet People with diabetes who also have renal impairment show a worsening of kidney function with excess protein intake. 5. Some of these diets have insufficient http://www.dav.org.au/htdocs/diet_nutrition/hplcd.htm

Healthy Eating High Protein, Low Carbohydrate Diet Food Labels for People with Diabetes Healthy Weight Management and Diabetes ... Dietitian Discount for Members High Protein, Low Carbohydrate Diet High protein, low carbohydrate diets are recommended in publications such as The Zone Diet, Sugar Busters, Dr. Atkins New Diet Revolution and the Carbohydrate Addicts Healthy Heart Program. According to the claims, this type of diet can provide benefits ranging from weight loss and disease prevention, to improvements in blood glucose levels. This type of approach is not new - the low carbohydrate theme was first proposed as early as 1864, and has resurfaced approximately once a decade since the 1950's. The recommended dietary protein intake for Australians is 0.75g/kg for adults. The maximum protein requirements is around 2.0g/kg per day. A high protein diet advocates up to 4g/kg, which is far in excess of what most people need. The dietitians at DAV do not recommend that individuals follow this diet. Potential problems include: 1. Too much protein can lead to dehydration through the removal of nitrogen which requires fluid.

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placeAd('STATIC','healthresource',1) 10 Questions to Ask Your Medical Team About Clinical Trials Deciphering Medspeak Healthy Recipe Finder: Delicious Decisions Interactive Checkup ... Diabetes Monitor To order reprints please e-mail Newsweek Magazine Sponsor Information For People with Diabetes, One Diet Does Not Fit All Many people believe that if you have diabetes, you have to follow a "special" diet and that there are some foods you are never allowed to eat. This simply isn't true. People with diabetes can still enjoy their favorite foods and can eat some of just about anything they want. But to keep weight and blood-sugar levels in their target range, the American Diabetes Association strongly encourages people with diabetes to work with their health-care team-which should at least include a physician, a certified diabetes educator and/or a registered dietitian-to create customized meal plans based on their individual tastes, lifestyles and ethnic/cultural eating habits. This approach to meal planning has been shown to help lower glucose, lipids and blood -pressure levels, which in turn helps ward off the serious complications associated with diabetes. New Guidelines About What to Eat Earlier this year, a panel of experts put together by the association completed its review of a large body of scientific research focused on how the food we eat affects people with diabetes and their health. The association's revised nutritional guidelines, published in January 2002, provides people with diabetes and their health-care providers with the information they need for making choices about what to eat and planning meals.

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138. Diet, Exercise Can Stop Diabetes Before It Starts The diabetes Prevention Program found that diet and exercise resulting in a 57% weight loss lowered the incidence of Type-2 diabetes by 58%. http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/1018793674.html

Search Articles: search tips Please Take the HealthLink Survey Email this article Print this article Find related articles: By topic: Preventive Medicine Diabetes Public Health By keywords: diabetes Pre-diabetes Receive Health Link via email! Subscribe now >> Diet, Exercise Can Stop Diabetes Before It Starts New government estimates show 17 Million Americans already have diabetes, and 16 million more of us are likely to get it, unless we start taking preventive measures now. Diabetes. Most of us know something about it because, as Americans, we almost certainly know someone who has the disease – or we’re at risk for it ourselves. Diabetes is a metabolic disorder in which people have problems converting food to energy. It is the leading cause of adult blindness, kidney failure, and non-traumatic amputations, and a major cause of heart disease and stroke. Last month the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released an updated estimate – based on population changes in the most recent U.S. census – indicating that the number of Americans with diabetes has ballooned to 17 million. This represents an increase of 8% from the most commonly-used previous estimate, and another step in the wrong direction for a population increasingly plagued by diseases that reflect our less-than-healthy lifestyles. In addition, HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson warned Americans of the risks of "pre-diabetes," a condition affecting nearly 16 million Americans that sharply raises the risk for developing Type-2 diabetes and increases the risk of heart disease by 50%. (Type-2 diabetes used to be called “Adult Diabetes” because of its preponderance in the older population, but even that parameter is becoming blurred by the increasing number of young people who acquire Type-2 diabetes.)

139. Diet Queries About Diabetes - Health - Indiatimes diet Queries About diabetes Anjali Mukherjee TIMES NEWS NETWORK . Most people are unaware that their eating habits are harmful. http://health.indiatimes.com/articleshow/266298.cms

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