KellyRusso
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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Parent
Chinese dumplings for lunch, taste great
is it fatty liver? Have you actually tested before and then again 2 hours after any fruit? You "should" be fine with the likes of raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, plums are only aroung 9g carbs per 100g, peaches around 8g carbs per 100g, plenty of veg is advised so there are LOADS of low carb options there available, also in the NHS information a balanced diet high in protein is recommended but low in fat and as omega 3 is also recommended there is the huge opportunity there to include fish in your diet with many tasty variants out there, also listed as causes of fatty liver disease is being overweight, having type 2 diabetes, having high blood pressure, high cholesterol amongst a few others but none related to what you think has caused it xxI don't know what to eat and that's a fact. Eat for my liver ie fruit, eat for my diabetes no fruit! Can't fill up any more on protein and fat, that's probably what did for me in the first place. I'm struggling big time. Constantly ravenous.
It can be helpful sometimes to know what sort of things people are eating, as it might give some ideas for a more varied diet.
@Cisco Ventura 😱 that's more carbs than I'd ever eat, unless of course I was hypo xx
Greymouser my Mum had to be careful of broccoli because it has a lot of iron in it. I eat a lot of it too.
Gillian McKeith says have fruit separately but if you have to have it with a meal have it first as it is quicker than all the other food so if you have it after a meal it'll be fermenting and stuff. Ewwww!
quite easy, but it does involve weighing everything you eat, essential to me seen as I need to work out how much insulin to take, you'd take the nutrition information from the pack for carbs per 100g, then weigh your portion, to get the carbs your having you'd then use carbs per 100g divide by 100 then multiply by the weight of your portion, you have to be extra vigilant though as some packs give by raw weight and others by a cooked weight xxNot sure on the carb count as I have not worked out how to calculate them yet
100% agree with Ditto here Eddy. Yes it can be a chore, but it has two benefits. Firstly it helps focus our minds and two, it helps newcomers as it is nearly always a first question among newcomers: what food! By the way your food sounds interesting, I have always wanted to try sashimi etc, but always doubt the freshness of the fish, unless I have caught it myself! I will also have to look into snow peas, because they sound interesting, where do you get them?Doing this makes me realise why I stopped posting in this thread before - reminds me how boring I am!