Diabetic Diet

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Diabetes Mellitus is a condition where the body is unable to process glucose (a form of sugar).

The most prevalent form of Diabetes is Type II Diabetes which occurs mainly in adults. You are at risk from this form of diabetes if you have a generic predisposition to it (i.e. it’s in your family history), if you are overweight, and/or are aged over 40. In Type II Diabetes, the pancreas still creates insulin, but not enough, – or the insulin does not function correctly (insulin resistance). This form of Diabetes can be managed (to some degree) with the right diet and exercise, but also with diabetes pills and insulin.

Diet Plan for the Diabetic

A healthy eating plan for a Diabetic person is a traditional low fat diet. This diet would have a ration of 25-30% fats, 50-55% carbs, and 20% protein. This is the kind of diet that most governmental authorities recommend. Some people have been able to reverse diabetes by making lifestyle and dietary changes.

SAMPLE MEAL PLAN

Breakfast 

1/2 Grapefruit, 1 medium bowl oatmeal topped with extra low-fat milk. 1 Tsp honey and 1 Tsp flax seeds.

Snack 

1 kiwi fruit

Lunch 

40g (uncooked) Basmati rice – cook and server with 4oz cooked chicken strips. 1 small orange, chopped cucumber, and 2 Tsp pine nuts, with oil-free French dressing.

Mid afternoon snack 

2 dark rye crisp breads spread with yeast extract.

Dinner  

4 oz salmon fillet topped with 1 1/2 Tsp olive oil blended with 1 garlic clove, grilled and server with 6ox potato mashed with seasoning. Serve with peas and spinach.
1 medium glass of dry white or red wine, or fruit juice.

Try these tasty Diabetic recipes.

Diabetic Meal Plans & Delivery

Diet-to-go offer ready-made diabetic meals – delivered to your home. Their 1200 calorie meal plan satisfies the American Diabetes Association Guidelines.

See more about the Diet to go Diabetic Plan here.

Diabetic Guidelines

  • Drink plenty of water (to aid in kidney function).
  • Aim for slow but sustainable weight loss.
  • Eat little and often – this helps keep blood sugar levels even.
  • Don’t eat less than 25% fats, as essential fats will help to slow down absorption of the meal.
  • Try to eat plenty of fresh fruits, salads, and vegetables.

Other Diabetic Focused Diet Plans

There is a Cure for Diabetes Gabriel Cousens, MD, claims that diabetes is a curable disease that may be reversed through dietary and lifestyle changes.
NutriSystem Diabetic Meal delivery service that specializes in diabetic approved meals.
Diabetes Dtour Diet It is a six-week program targeted specifically to meet the needs of type 2 diabetics, but also for anyone who is struggling with food cravings, excess weight and chronic fatigue, which may also be signs of an increased risk of developing diabetes.
Diabetic DietClick Here to try

112 Comments

  • January 20th, 2012judy wheeler

    hello, and i want 2 say that i really enjoy watching your show.i do have a few questions, and would love to get some good advice,, my husband is a bad diabetic, and he thinks he can eat anything that he wants 2, and it won’t hurt he as long as he has insulin,but what i try to tell him, is that he is killing his organ’s more and more,because he LOVES his suger,and he thinks he has to have it every day, and he put’s away about a 12 pack of dr.pepper’s with all the suger that he has already intaked,and it really bothers me,so dr. oz, can you please help me, and give me some advice on how to deal with it,he does not like the sub suger’s, so can you please help me on what to do next,, i don’t know how to turn or how many turns to turn and make it right,,sometimes i want to throw my hands up and give up, but i know i have god on my side, and that is what keeps me going,along with my diabetic husband that i truely love, but i need HELP,,his suger’s alway’s runs any-where in the 200- to 600-, then he shoots him-self with insulin,,that’s not good,any advice will be wonderful,,will be looking to hear from you soon,, god bless, and thank you,,judy,

  • December 29th, 2011ROTICH ROSEMARY

    would really admire to have one since many diabetic clients come to me for advice.

    Regards,

  • November 22nd, 2011carrie

    Just to point out in your diet plan…it would be more effective to not have mashed potato for dinner because it is a fast processing food. Instead… change the effects of mash, mash it with some sweet potato to put some fibre in so it goes through slower and stops a fast sugar release….also cut out the wine. Some advice for all of you on here if you want to improve your health or even lose weight; look into having a low gi diet. It will help you. My house are type 2 diabetic by inheritance x

  • October 13th, 2011Lou

    I am not diabetic, however, I eat way to much sugar and need to loose some weight!!! Thanks for this website.

  • September 30th, 2011anushka

    hello , thanks for the Diabetic Diet.
    my mom had dibities from last 30 years & she is 62 years old , she takes 3 times insulin in a day , also she had injure in leg from last 5 year & doctor don 3 times surgery on her leg. still she is not recover. doctor suggest to dont touch the leg on floor thats why she is completly on bed. please advise me the proper & sutable diet for her. her weight is 80 kg.
    thanks & regards,
    Anushka.

  • September 30th, 2011shambhu shukla

    Thank U For Site,It Help Us To Control Dibeties

  • September 27th, 2011Carlo Adeline

    My girlfriend has soon discovered that she is a diabetic person, and i feel responsible for her diet planning, i need your help!

  • September 20th, 2011sucharitha

    my husband is having the type1 diabetics,in what can i help him in terms of diet

  • September 14th, 2011Margaret capaldi

    What fruit is good for me and is cornflakes ok to eat

  • September 10th, 2011Aliyu

    The diabetic meal you presented is quite appreciated, but in Africa much of those foodstuffs listed are not obtainable or are not known by the names mentioned so far, what would be the diabetic meal plan for Africa. Thank you

  • September 4th, 2011RIZWAN

    I am suffering from type 2 diabetese,kindly suggest me about diet what to eat or what not specially in terms of fruits and vegetables.I got confused because of different opinion of diet restriction.

  • September 4th, 2011TONY BARUA

    THANK YOU. THIS WEB SITE WILL HELP ME A LOT. I AM 63 YEARS OLD. I DO FIELD WORK OUT IN THE TEA ESTATE.

  • September 2nd, 2011krishna

    my mother father both are facing diabeses for long time and i am very apset . soo can ut give me guide for releaseing rhe problem.
    thanks

  • September 2nd, 2011Shampa Majumder

    My husband is a diabetic patient. He is always less weight person after 44 years of age, now he is 47. He smokes regularly approx. 15 cigerettes everyday. Please guide me for his good health and care what should I take on regular basis. Mainly, a diet chart is needed by me.
    Shampa Majumder (Wife)

  • August 28th, 2011Annamary

    I am 64 yrs old I underwent abyepass surgery. If I take little extra food My sugar levael goes litdtle high from 160 190. If my sugar level goes low ifeel wseek
    For my age doctor says I can have up to 190 to 200
    If i walk for 30 mts my sugar level comes normal
    Pls advise my

  • August 26th, 2011Sabina

    Eat healthy,live healthy

  • August 24th, 2011Tommy Woods

    Iam 62 years old .I am a dibetic can you give some
    advice on a diet that I can lose weight on and lower
    my blood sugar.I need to know what I can eat that don’t taste like cardboard. Thank You

  • August 16th, 2011evie

    my boyfriend is diabetic, he inherited from his father, i really want him to have diet so that his sugar level will be ok, but i don,t what food he can take, because i usually gave him fruits and vegestables but still the sugar is getting higher…

  • August 13th, 2011Delmer

    I’ve just learned I’m a diabetic at the age of 58. I am also a heart patient…I had 4 bypasses about 8 years ago…high blood pressure. I am taking Crestor and 2 high blood pressure meds…now I’m getting ready to take meds for diabetes. I have a concern … I drink a bottle of wine daily (sometimes a little more) I even have a couple of bloody marys.(vodka) Should I be concerned about my alcohol intake?

  • August 8th, 2011ted

    Hi Ota, yes many have been able to reverse type 2 diabetes by eating right and losing weight.

  • August 8th, 2011ota

    Im daignosed with Daibetic and Im 47 years old, my question is if I adhere to the medication and eat correct food can it clear at some point?

  • August 4th, 2011anildeep

    im 25yrs old im a diabetic person im a smoker i smoke daily 2 it effects a diabetic person and ican take a red wine








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Date Created / Updated: January 20, 2012