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Time in tight range, TITR, is what all of us diagnosed with diabetes should strive for. Normal nondiabetic blood glucose range --- 4.0(72 usa) to 7.8(140 usa). Baby steps.
Keeping our numbers in this range will halt the cumulative vascular damage from glucose spikes that feeds diabetes complications and comorbidities. Baby steps.
So we can live our best life with diabetes. Baby steps.
Diabetes control forced this lifelong Japanese rice-aholic to abandon my cultural norms and cease eating rice. Baby steps.
Italians --- pasta and pizza.
Irish --- potatoes.
Asian --- rice and noodles.
Mexicans --- tortillas and rice.
Etc.
Sugars, Breads, pizza, french fries, potato chips, cereals, pancakes, waffles, oatmeal, biscuits, cakes, cookies, and more are severely limited for most diabetics. Baby steps.
Find your carb tolerance. Keep each of your meals at or below that threshold. To keep your numbers in the nondiabetic range. Baby steps.
Good luck.
TITR
Time in tight range. Is the percentage of time your blood sugar is in normal range. Hope this helps. The bot must have misunderstood your question. It was way off
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