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The               best               food               choices               for               a               diabetic               are               those               that               are               low               in               sugar               and               high               in               nutrition.

However,               many               diabetics               make               a               serious               mistake               by               believing               that               only               sweet               tasting               foods               are               bad               for               them.

There               are               many               foods,               such               as               carrots,               pasta,               and               potatoes               that               turn               to               sugar               in               the               body.

Doctors               usually               provide               the               patient               with               a               list               of               these               foods               but               some               patients               don't               take               the               time               to               look               it               over.

Diabetics               have               much               more               to               choose               from               today               when               it               comes               to               foods               their               body's               can               handle.

The               frozen               foods               department               in               grocery               stores               today               have               a               number               of               very               healthy               meals               that               you               simply               heat               and               serve               that               are               high               in               nutrition               and               low               in               salt               and               sugar.

Some               of               the               most               popular               ones               are,               Healthy               Choice,               Weight               Watchers               and               Select,               just               to               name               a               few.
               Fruits               and               vegetables               should               be               an               essential               part               of               a               diabetic's               diet,               but               some               fruits               are               extremely               high               in               sugar               such               as               citrus,               grapes,               and               pears.

These               fruits               should               be               eaten               sparingly.

When               it               comes               to               fruits               and               vegetables,               they               each               carry               similar               nutritional               value               and               the               key               to               getting               the               proper               nutritional               balance               is               in               the               color.
               Doctors               recommend               several               small               meals               a               day               for               the               diabetic               for               many               reasons.

One               is               that               it               helps               to               regulate               the               metabolism,               burning               fat               rather               than               muscle.

A               different               color               fruit/vegetable               included               with               each               of               the               small               meals               will               provide               you               with               a               healthy               nutritional               balance.

Each               color               represents               different               nutrition.
               Since               diabetes               is               associated               with               obesity               and               with               obesity               becoming               such               a               problem,               food               manufacturers               have               begun               catering               to               the               needs               of               diabetics.

The               diet               sections               in               many               stores               are               full               of               healthy               snacks               for               dieters               and               diabetics.

There               are               delicious               sugar-free               puddings               and               gelatin               products               available               as               well.
               But               as               a               diabetic,               focus               should               be               on               making               sure               you               get               a               balance               of               nutrition               which               includes:
               *               Whole               grains               
               *               Vegetables               
               *               Selected               fruits               
               *               Dairy               
               *               Lean               meats
               Vegetables               are               an               essential               part               of               a               diabetic's               diet               and               the               ones               recommended               most               include:
               *               Tomatoes:               High               in               lycopene               and               a               cancer               fighter               
               *               Cabbage:               Fat               burner               
               *               Peppers:               High               in               potassium               
               *               Broccoli:               High               in               antioxidants
               Cucumbers               are               very               difficult               for               some               to               digest               and               are               also               low               in               nutritional               value.

Iceberg               lettuce               has               very               little               nutrition               and               also               doesn't               digest               well.

Choose               greener               lettuce               such               as               romaine               mixed               with               kale.
               Calcium               is               an               important               part               of               a               healthy               diet.

Yogurt               is               high               in               calcium,               but               diabetics               should               be               aware               of               the               high               carbohydrates               in               yogurt.

Buy               plain               yogurt               and               add               your               own               fruit               such               as               berries,               which               are               high               in               nutritional               value               and               low               in               sugar.

It's               a               good               source               of               calcium               without               the               sugar               and               it's               delicious.
               In               conclusion,               being               a               diabetic               doesn't               mean               you               have               to               eat               foods               you               don't               enjoy.

There               are               several               options               available               to               you.

Be               creative               and               put               together               several               small               meals               that               are               high               in               nutrition,               high               in               taste,               but               low               in               sugar.






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    At               present,               the               fiber               Recommended               Daily               Intake               (RDI)               value               rests               at               28               grams               per               day               under               a               normal               2,000               calorie               diet.

    Unfortunately,               on               average,               most               Americans               consume               only               14               to               17               grams               of               fiber               per               day.

    Through               research,               studies               have               shown               this               lack               of               fiber               is               often               substituted               with               a               replacement               in               starch               and               high               calorie               foods               which               lead               to               weight               gain,               cardiac               disease,               diabetes               and               various               other               nutritional               deficiencies.

    Fortunately,               through               recent               scientific               developments,               the               natural               food               nutrient,               amylose,               has               been               identified               as               a               starch               which               is               resistant               to               digestion               and               can               be               genetically               altered               to               provide               significant               health               benefits               to               the               consumer.

    Understanding               the               process               by               the               which               the               body               digests               amylose               and               the               genetic               alternations               proposed               to               the               nutrient,               will               aide               consumers               is               making               more               informed               nutritional               decisions.

    Considered               a               resistant               digestive               starch,               amylose               is               considered               a               healthy               dietary               nutrient               due               to               its               ability               to               work               in               destroying               lactic               acid               associated               with               the               bacteria               of               the               large               intestine.

    By               doing               so,               the               GI               system               receives               similar               benefits               as               found               in               a               fiber               nutrient               which               leads               to               improved               colon               health               including               a               possible               decrease               in               the               number               of               colorectal               cancers.

    With               American's               significantly               lacking               in               fiber               intake,               amylose               provides               the               extra               benefit               of               a               resistant               starch               which               offsets               the               lack               of               fiber               within               the               body.

    In               fact,               bakeries               have               been               encouraged               to               add               high               amylose               products               such               as               Hi-maize               to               provide               consumers               with               options               beyond               the               basic               fiber               options               intake               without               providing               any               change               to               flavor               or               food               choices.
                   Natural               amylose               can               be               found               in               a               variety               of               foods               but               usually               in               very               low               quantities.

    In               wheat,               the               amylose               molecules,               low               in               quantity,               are               further               broken               down               during               food               processing.

    Unfortunately,               because               of               this               low               quantity,               the               average               consumer               would               need               to               ingest               a               significant               amount               of               wheat               to               net               any               real               benefit.

    However,               with               recent               scientific               developments,               genetically               altered               amylose               lead               to               the               discovery               a               wheat               kernel               which               produces               a               greater               quantity               of               the               amylose               nutrient.

    This               discovery,               also               called               the               "new               wheat",               when               tested               in               controlled               studies               found               the               body               weight               outcome               for               those               ingesting               the               natural               wheat,               versus               the               genetically               altered               wheat,               provided               for               no               change.

    Thus,               the               genetically               altered               amylose               is               believed               to               provide               an               additional               digestive               benefit               to               consumers               without               any               negative               implications               to               the               individuals               overall               health.
                   In               addition               to               these               digestive               health               benefits,               the               genetically               altered               amylose               has               also               shown               to               provide               a               positive               impact               in               diabetic               and               heart               patients               as               the               "new               wheat"               provides               for               a               decrease               in               the               insulin               packed               foods               thus               providing               more               food               choices               for               consumers               within               these               health               categories.
                   With               ongoing               scientific               research               coupled               with               the               increasingly               deteriorating               health               of               Americans,               the               push               for               genetically               altered               foods               remains               on               the               forefront               of               many               nutrition               advocate               programs.

    In               the               near               future,               the               possibility               of               the               amylose               filled               "new               wheat",               as               a               food               product,               may               begin               popping               up               in               products               we               consume               on               a               daily               basis.

    Bakeries,               already               encouraged               to               use               enhanced               amylose               products,               may               soon               find               these               same               products,               with               genetically               altered               amylose,               may               provide               an               added               benefit               to               their               customers               and               may               become               the               hype               of               the               food               market               in               coming               months.









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