meerejash · @meerejash
8th May 2021 from TwitLonger
Arm Yourself With Information About Diabetes Care
The vast majority of those who contract diabetes are going to have the disease for life. With any luck, you will be able to properly manage it and stop it from becoming worse, but that's going to take a lot of effort and the right knowledge. Here are some tips you can use to gain the knowledge necessary to manage diabetes.
Diabetics need to eat small meals throughout the day to keep their blood sugar from spiking, so try to plan out at least five eating times if you can. Start with a large breakfast (but make sure it doesn't have too many carbs or a lot of sugar), then have a snack before and after lunch. Eating some nuts or seeds before bed keep your metabolism going overnight.
To go trick-or-treating, or not to go? That is a very tough question for the parent of a Diabetic child. The fact is that your child is never going to eat all that candy or else they'll lapse into a coma. Instead, why not have a party at your house for all the kids in your neighborhood?
Want a tasty treat that won't be forbidden by your doctor due to your Diabetes? Try nachos! Use a low fat cheese, low fat sour cream, homemade guacamole, and salsa, and you'll be getting a ton of nutrition with a burst of flavor. If you add some beans to the salsa you'll have an even healthier snack!
Educate your children in everything you learn about your Diabetes as they may face the same situation some day. It will be very helpful for them to see the journey you have taken and learn from it so that they can avoid mistakes when they grow up.
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Create a journal, and keep track of your blood sugar level every time you check it. Sometimes your blood sugar can reach dangerous levels without symptoms presenting themselves. If you don't keep track of your levels, you put yourself at a greater risk for kidney failure, stroke, gout, heart disease, and other debilitating maladies.