I'm finding a lot of info for non-vegetarians and for those who want to loose weight. Any threads or info for a vegetarian, pre-diabetic person, with a healthy weight?
Advice for pre-diabetic vegetarian
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You could have a look in this sub forum if you haven't done so already.
https://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/category/vegetarian-diet-forum.71/
https://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/category/vegetarian-diet-forum.71/
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worldtravellor, it could be helpful to define, even loosely, your health objectives, so that the responses you receive will fot your request.
If you are looking to trim back the blood sugar numbers a bit, but not lose significant weight, and you have no other health conditions in play (quite a few parameters there!), then watching then dropping back to the carbs, and increasing the fats could be helpful, but that is subject you your objectives and other factors.
As it has been pointed out in this forum, I am not pre-diabetic. I have siblings and 5 aunts with diabetics. My A1 has increased from 5.3 to 5.9 over 3 years. My doctor is strongly suggesting I get a grip on my diet.
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So what kind of thing do you usually eat ?
Is your vegetarianism non-negotiable?
I use to eat beans, cheese, and some tofu, generally ate low fat foods and too much carbs (rice, noodles, bread, etc). Now, it seems that now I'm eating tofu too much. Still eating cheese and am trying to figure out what seeds I should be eating. Unfortunately I'm allergic to tree nuts, which leaves basically peanuts. PS - I love peanut butter. I don't eat eggs or fish. I do eat some milk products like cheese as mentioned, and yogurt. As another person wrote...... it takes some time to work it all out.
