There has to be a lifestyle change I'm afraid otherwise what is fairly good control at the moment, will become more and more difficult to maintain.
Firstly, you need to watch what you eat. If you want to eat flatbread of any sort, use wholegrain flours and keep the portion small. Avoid refined carbs and replace by complex carbs. Preferably, other foods should be low to medium GI. This will all go towards putting less glucose in your blood or at least stop the spikes.
Secondly, lose weight if you can. This helps your insulin production if you lose enough weight. That will also help control your BG levels.
Thirdly, take more exercise. 10 mins gentle is not enough, work upto 20 mins at a slightly faster pace. At the end, you should just start to feel a little warm perspiration. Exercise has two benefits, it helps improve your insulin sensitivity and it alters the way you digest and store your food by chemical changes to your bloodstream. The result will also help to lower your BG levels.
It's not as if you have far to go so if you just put in a bit of extra effort now, you will be rewarded in the future.