I am new here. I am diabetic from last 12 years I am taking food supplement like Protein, Multivitamin, Omega 3 , Calcium , D , B12 from last 2 years and results are excellent my HbA1 C has come down I do regular exercise in Gym including weight My routine is
1. I wake at 6 AM daily after my routine I start my day
2. 5 Almonds at 6.30 AM
3. Exercise at Gym for 1 Hr Group activity , weight , cardio
4. 1 scoop Protein shake in water having 29 gm protein after exercise.
5.Breakfast at 9.30 AM 3 egg white, 1 bowl sprouted Moong/ Chana/Matki , 1 Apple or seasonal fruit, 1 Multivitamin, 1 Omega 3, 1 Calmg D
I agree we need more information to be helpful. Their could be a communication error on how the sites works. What information are you seeking with all the data you provided. You did not give us your A!C just your meal plan., which looks very good and seems to maintain a stable diabetic level. What is your weight and how many units are you on long acting and short acting. Any other inportant information will help us guide you and the admin . staff.. In the mean time welcome to HU.
I do not check on daily basis my present hA1Bc is 7.2, weight 63 Kg , I have checked my eyes and foot check and results are Ok. Earlier I use to do blood test on regular basis now I have stopped
Would you like to see that come down? If you do checking daily or twice daily is important to follow your norm and determine which foods are bet for you. Has any one given you a diet to follow or foods to avoid. Reducing specific items like rice and increasing the veggie's helps improve A!C count. Fruits also cause high A!C's as they are high in glucose. Do you eat meat, seafood, chicken? I know the diet varies by region. Nuts and ghee are great for you along with stir-fry's. I think you could drop the A!C below 6.5 in a few months and aim for a 6. Speak with your doctor.
I do not check on daily basis my present hA1Bc is 7.2, I have checked my eyes and foot check and results are Ok. Earlier I use to do blood test on regular basis now I have stopped
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