What veggie can combat diabetes???
My fav is Cauliflower, broccoli…
hey to alllll btw . What u may add
to these Delish veggies for extra
flavor may affect ur Health as well??
My fav is 0 cal. Parkay butter spray..
Yumm…
cholesterol, blood sugar,…
My fav is Cauliflower, broccoli…
hey to alllll btw . What u may add
to these Delish veggies for extra
flavor may affect ur Health as well??
My fav is 0 cal. Parkay butter spray..
Yumm…
cholesterol, blood sugar,…
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I heard bitter gourd is good for people with diabetes
Hey aDeangkinay,
What is bitter gourd??
Howdy Qween
maybe this will answer your question ~ http://www.diabetes.co.uk/natural-therapies/b...
this is a remedy but not a cure
Gabby we need to do more research on veggies curing diabetes possibly?? I could be saying differently… in my opinion. We r prone in our ancestry way of curing these diseases… possibly… Cooking etc it seems???
With all due respect, I disagree with Just Joyce.. I believe there are veggies that will cure diabetes when consumed on a regular bases. Such as Cauliflower, leafy salads, cabbage,..
possibly fruit.. Not all fruit has a lot of sugar in them, eaten in small portions will slowly cure diabetes and possibly cancers?? :-/
Right Lynn and Gabby ;)
I agree that vegetables are healthy, but I don't think that we can use the phrase 'cure diabetes' with vegetables. ~Lynn @Glucerna
Combined with lean meat and the meat is grilled or oven cooked for that awesome char taste.. possibly?? never say never Lynn right? Broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, purple cabbage etc with no flowering just help frequently eaten?? along with med.s that may need to be taken as well??
I agree with Lynn, At the present time I don't think cure is the right word to use. Perhaps we could use the word remission to describe what goes on when a T2D eats right, and things fall into place regarding one's A1c and BG levels.
Wouldn't surprise me if Guys cholesterol/: was high… He kinda looks unhealthly stocky lets say :-/ it seems?? On his divers, drive ins and dives show on food network…
Lynn and Gabby
I like to use whatever vegetables are in season at the farmer's market. This time of year I'm starting to grill vegetables which gives them a great-tasting flavor on their own. ~Lynn @Glucerna
I saw "Guy's Bite" on the Food Network the other day and he did cauliflower steaks. He cut the heart of the cauliflower into about 1 1/2" thick slab or steak and brushed it with olive oil and seasoning and grilled it for about 5 minutes on each side, then finished it in the oven with a topping of Parmesan. I am going to be experimenting with it and hopefully share it here.
Good luck.. ;). Be careful on the olive oil that packs a lot fats/ calories
my friend. That's kind of old school cooking, as they say. Check out the calories on these oils cooks put on their foods and cook with?? I wonder what their numbers are?? :(
it's not really about the calories and all fats are not your enemy in fact Olive oil is a 'healthy fat' and I make an effort to include olive oil, coconut oil and /or butter in my daily nutrition plan (yes, my cholesterol is in the 'excellent' range)
(… avoid vegetable oils and margarine)
namaste
-Steve
Really?? Grilling food tastes great. Thanx for sharing Lynn… Love it. I love veggies…
What all veggies combat diabetes and possibly cancer?? There has got to some or more?? :) Lynn and Gabby…
There is a lot of research into things like broccoli helping prevent cancer. I have read how carrot juice has helped as well, but there is not anything I have read that talks about helping diabetes. I just try to keep to low starch veggies as much as possible.
My favorites are what ever is coming out of my garden. LOL
I love cucumbers, tomatoes, cauliflower, broccoli, green beans, egg plant, lettuce, kale, parsley and all kinds of herbs. It all makes for a great salad.
Hi gabby I hope you doing alright.i read you blog about the Banaba leaf and the biter melon.you find the Banaba leaf supplements in the vitamin shop store.also their is a fresh biter melon here in jersey city.also their is a biter melon supplements which a really good to those who have diabetics my Friend taking them.also one of my friend right now who is type 3 diabetics taking the okra slime. Cut the okra and soak to a glass of water overnight in the morning drink them an hour before you take your breakfast. Try this site www.fil-am.com ori will message you tomorrow to give the exact website.or their phone number.i give you all the detail tomorrow..
By the way my name is Janet.
Is it working for your friend?
Hey Janet
Hey Gabby,
I wish to be an advocate?? sign me up plez?? Possibly an associate of our website?? Thank you
I was approached by the administrators, I didn't look of being an PA. But if you want to pursue it, you want to contact Rachel or John about it
O yummy!! Thanx Gabby :)
Howdy Qween
Broc and cauli are great veggies to love to eat.
What Jjoyce pointed our is accurate.
According to FDA rules if one spray of a butter spray is less than a half a gram (0.5g) per serving, therefore according to FDA rules it can be rounded to zero. for more see ~ http://www.scientificpsychic.com/fitness/labe... For a discussion on this topic of deceptive nutrition info labels see ~ http://www.diabeticconnect.com/diabetes-discu...
Enjoy your veggies!
James
if I understand your question proerly, there really is no vegetable that can combat diabetes.
But don't let that keep you from eating them.
No IronOre, u misunderstood my thread.
That's impossible.. :-/ Ironore.
Parkay Spray has .8 calories in 1 spray and 4 calories in 5 sprays. Fat content is .085 grams in 1 spray, .4 grams in 5 sprays. That means that in the entire bottle there are 832 total calories from 93 grams of fat.
The only thing to combat diabetes is healthy eating and a healthy lifestyle. There is no cure for it.