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<blockquote data-quote="sandy2011" data-source="post: 216121" data-attributes="member: 37009"><p>Me with T2:</p><p>At first (after being diagnosed) I read that brown rice was better for diabetes so I replaced white rice with brown rice, but the blood sugar did go up so I stopped eating rice, any rice, and pasta.</p><p>I switched to beans, lentils, steel cut oat and bran (good for the heart), 1200 calories / day.</p><p>After "trials and errors" I now eat only 2 kinds of fruit: avocados and strawberries (and not often).</p><p>I eat chickens, tofu, eggs, and fish. Vegetables: broccoli, zuccini, celery, bitter melon, etc.; I try to choose veggies that have 2g of sugar or less per 100g.</p><p>Yesterday I read about low carb diet and decided I will eat low carb from now on, will cut down beans, lentils, oat, bran and try to limit to 30 to 50 carbs/day and maintain 1200 calories/day.</p><p>I now drink only unsweetened soy milk. I drink coffee (2 to 3 medium / day)</p><p>Somehow I read that pumpkin was good for the pancreas and had load GL so recently I ate pumpkin, well, a lot, but I just found out yesterday it has 7g sugar per 100g. So I will have to cut this down too.</p><p>I eat breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner, snack, and try to eat less than being very full. I go jogging 1 hour per day and I've lost 23 lbs in the last 6 months.</p><p></p><p>Me before T2:</p><p>I ate whatever I wanted. </p><p> <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" /> Sigh.. memory lane....</p><p>Actually I was not into sweet treats much, I hardly ever drank soft drink etc, but I overate and gained weigh..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sandy2011, post: 216121, member: 37009"] Me with T2: At first (after being diagnosed) I read that brown rice was better for diabetes so I replaced white rice with brown rice, but the blood sugar did go up so I stopped eating rice, any rice, and pasta. I switched to beans, lentils, steel cut oat and bran (good for the heart), 1200 calories / day. After "trials and errors" I now eat only 2 kinds of fruit: avocados and strawberries (and not often). I eat chickens, tofu, eggs, and fish. Vegetables: broccoli, zuccini, celery, bitter melon, etc.; I try to choose veggies that have 2g of sugar or less per 100g. Yesterday I read about low carb diet and decided I will eat low carb from now on, will cut down beans, lentils, oat, bran and try to limit to 30 to 50 carbs/day and maintain 1200 calories/day. I now drink only unsweetened soy milk. I drink coffee (2 to 3 medium / day) Somehow I read that pumpkin was good for the pancreas and had load GL so recently I ate pumpkin, well, a lot, but I just found out yesterday it has 7g sugar per 100g. So I will have to cut this down too. I eat breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner, snack, and try to eat less than being very full. I go jogging 1 hour per day and I've lost 23 lbs in the last 6 months. Me before T2: I ate whatever I wanted. :( Sigh.. memory lane.... Actually I was not into sweet treats much, I hardly ever drank soft drink etc, but I overate and gained weigh.. [/QUOTE]
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