Bluetit1802
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Strenuous exercise pushes up BG levels,ahh some good news at last Seriously I have heard that, or perhaps read it somewhere else. They recommended walking. Even a little jiggle as you are doing housework helps apparently
Lol. Housework definitely pushes up my levels, jiggle or not! Great excuse not to do any.
Really Bluetit? I love my fruit. Although what I have been eating is blackberries, Strawberries , raspberries' with low sugar and low fat yogurt, How about bananas? I also read that sweet potatoes actually lower the BG. Berries are abundance in the summer, meaning fresh ones but in the winter can only get tinned or frozen and not keen.I read that fruit did not have an impact on BG because of natural sugars. I have an appointment with the Nurse on the 12th July and she will be giving me diet advice, but I feel that she is going to tell me to eat all the things that the NHS suggests, yet these things could make my prediabetes worse. Yes I will certainly get a BG monitor, think I need one. What on earth do you eat for a little snack if you are peckish? lol
I think you will find the advice is to ditch all low fat products and eat the real thing. Much better for us and for our BS levels.
Bananas are about the worst of the fruits. Instant glucose, which is why athletes munched on them during competitions before glucose tablets were allowed.
Natural sugars are still sugars and raise BS levels. Same with honey.
Sweet potatoes have exactly the same amount of carbs as ordinary ones. They just take a little longer to digest.
You have to be very lucky to find a nurse that goes against the NHS dietary guidelines.
Snacks - plenty of threads on the forum about snacks if you do a search. Personally I never snack or eat between meals. I am never hungry. My low carb/high fat diet sees to that.