Termyn8or -> RE: I have been diagnosed as pre-diabetic what can i do to get my blood sugar down? (4/27/2010 12:48:11 PM)
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FR I am going to have to second those who have mentioned carbs. Even if you eliminate all sugar from your diet, guess where your blood sugar comes from. It is a good thing to get as much sugar out of the diet as possible. In cases where sugar is absolutely needed, like to bake a cake or make icecream use dark brown sugar. The data to support this is on my computer and I have offered it up, but gotten few takers. Some of it I picked up from our own USDA, but the more useful part of it came from a website in Austrailia, and it is quite thoroughly bibliographized. Supporting cites at the end of each section have so many cites from reputable sources even the most skeptical among us will believe it (you know who you are). If you want to snack, might I suggest nuts. Planter's mixed nuts are good, and they do not use hydrogenated or hydrolyzed oils. Those are another big nono BTW. And when you eat them, don't pick and choose your favorites, eat all of the types as they contain diffeent nutrients. And you need to find sources of the trace minerals chromium and vanadium. That does not mean to eat a bunch of Craftsman wrenches, you need it in a metabolisable form. Some find great benefits from a colloidal mineral supplement, while other seem to be unable to absorb it properly. If you want my database just let me know "where" to send it. It will be in the form of a couple of ZIP files and I'll tell you how to use them after decompression. If you have the strength to eliminate sugar, that will help you in many more ways than just leveling your blood sugar. I did and I am extremely glad I did. Now that I got used to not having it, it almost makes me sick. I was getting quiet on the subject because my health is not what it once was, but have come to the conclusion that what happpened to me last year would've killed most normal humans. T
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