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<blockquote data-quote="Hunya" data-source="post: 418741" data-attributes="member: 76353"><p>Hi Lenny</p><p></p><p>I am also curious, having been recommended it by a Diabetic Specialist Nurse. The reason I hesitate is that I have been told calorie counting can lead to obsession with body image. For this reason I wonder if there is an application, which helps estimate carbohydrate content, omitting the calories, since I am at the low end of a healthy weight (BMI about 19-20).</p><p></p><p>My reason for wanting to know about carbohydrates is so that I can begin using bolus insulin (I'm a type 1 diabetic); but if a measuring tool for glycaemic index is just as good, I would prefer to use that, to avoid turning into a calculator.</p><p></p><p>I really appreciate your question and am simply looking for the most appropriate method for my own control of diabetes.</p><p></p><p>Thank you all,</p><p>Katrina</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hunya, post: 418741, member: 76353"] Hi Lenny I am also curious, having been recommended it by a Diabetic Specialist Nurse. The reason I hesitate is that I have been told calorie counting can lead to obsession with body image. For this reason I wonder if there is an application, which helps estimate carbohydrate content, omitting the calories, since I am at the low end of a healthy weight (BMI about 19-20). My reason for wanting to know about carbohydrates is so that I can begin using bolus insulin (I'm a type 1 diabetic); but if a measuring tool for glycaemic index is just as good, I would prefer to use that, to avoid turning into a calculator. I really appreciate your question and am simply looking for the most appropriate method for my own control of diabetes. Thank you all, Katrina [/QUOTE]
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