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<blockquote data-quote="Michaelt" data-source="post: 783561" data-attributes="member: 163008"><p>Thanks nocrb4me and mike.</p><p></p><p>The doctor told me to try to eat the carbs eg. just half bowl of rice and test the blood sugar. He says different people will have different results when they eat carbs. He told me what I have eaten is too little. A friend of mine told me the same thing too, that we need some carbs. She is also a diabetic. She eats rice or noodles for lunch and dinner.</p><p></p><p>I have vegetables and fish or chicken for lunch. And same things for dinner and fruit. Is this ok?</p><p></p><p>What do both of you usually eat? Do you have snacks too?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Michaelt, post: 783561, member: 163008"] Thanks nocrb4me and mike. The doctor told me to try to eat the carbs eg. just half bowl of rice and test the blood sugar. He says different people will have different results when they eat carbs. He told me what I have eaten is too little. A friend of mine told me the same thing too, that we need some carbs. She is also a diabetic. She eats rice or noodles for lunch and dinner. I have vegetables and fish or chicken for lunch. And same things for dinner and fruit. Is this ok? What do both of you usually eat? Do you have snacks too? [/QUOTE]
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