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<blockquote data-quote="miahara" data-source="post: 1715518" data-attributes="member: 256148"><p>Best advice would be to eat to your meter. If you find a food spikes your BG reduce or eliminate it, there's no one size fits all. The porridge you eat would spike my BG regardless of what type of milk I had it with, but wouldn't cause a spike in others.</p><p>Personally I've not been tempted by any of the more 'extreme' diets, though they may have worked very well for others and I wouldn't discount them. As far as macro nutrients go I reckon that if one eats a good range of veg as well as a range of fish, meat and fowl you get all your body needs.</p><p>I may be wrong, but it's worked for me. But as I've said we are all different.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="miahara, post: 1715518, member: 256148"] Best advice would be to eat to your meter. If you find a food spikes your BG reduce or eliminate it, there's no one size fits all. The porridge you eat would spike my BG regardless of what type of milk I had it with, but wouldn't cause a spike in others. Personally I've not been tempted by any of the more 'extreme' diets, though they may have worked very well for others and I wouldn't discount them. As far as macro nutrients go I reckon that if one eats a good range of veg as well as a range of fish, meat and fowl you get all your body needs. I may be wrong, but it's worked for me. But as I've said we are all different. [/QUOTE]
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