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Why Are Restaurants And Bakeries So Anti Diabetes In Their Food Offerings?
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Many grocery stores sell more and more keto friendly foods. However this isn’t true at most restaurants and especially bakeries and ice cream shops.

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Why are food pantries so against what people with diabetes need. 90% of what they give out is crap. There are sick people that have limited money and they need nourishment. Instead food pantries waste… read more

Hi'All I Use Splenda As A Sugar Substitute, Some People Tell Me It's Not A Good Choice, Do Any Of You Know Of A Better Alternative
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I use splenda and stevia for my homemade iced tea or lemonade. When I go to purchase I grab the cheapest one with the most packs. My husband is type 2 and only likes splenda not stevia for his coffee… read more

Trulicity Shortage - What Alternatives Are You Using?
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Do You Feel "alone" As A Diabetic?
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Common feeling amongst many - "I feel all alone because nobody around me understands"

Well, I'm just kicking back watching the Tampa Bay/Dallas Wildcard Game

For a bit of perspective - statistically there is 7,874 DIABETICS in the stands watching the game live

We are nowhere near alone....

A DiabetesTeam Member

Yes at times I feel all alone

Erythritol And Monkfruit
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Wonder what people are doing about non-sugar sweeteners

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I use both that you mention either alone or in a 50/50 version marketed by a company called Lakanto

They are naturals as opposed to the chemical sweeteners (used in coke etc or sold as sugar twin or… read more

Splenda Brown Sugar, Regular Brown Sugar Or Substitute
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I have begun to bake a lot more to control the desserts I eat (have huge junk food addiction) but the only Splenda brown sugar I have found is small and expensive. Is it ok to use regular or do other use monk fruit brown sugar, regular sugar... please help would like to get a handle on my health and baking at home seems to work but its seems to be no cheaper.

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See my previous post. . . . I have found that cutting the sugar and brown sugar by 50% does not take away from the recipe. Don't bother with splenda or Struvia. . . just stick with the originals and… read more

I Know Water Is Best, But I Like Some Flavor In My Drinks. Is Powerade Zero Or Gaorade G2, OK To Drink Instead?
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I pretty much just drink water when I walk or work out, Powerade Zero Orange and G2 Purple. Are there other sports drinks I can drink that won't effect my BS?

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Coconut sugar is a wonderful sugar replacement. No.furtose related sugar substitutes use it in baking instead of sugar.

Appetite Surpresants
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Hi , Has anyone tried Saxenda for a appetite suppressant, to help control of food intake and lower BS?
I have been on it the max 3mg but seems not to be working again, sugars are going up again? Does anyone have any input on something else to take,, I have been doing diet and exercise

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I have stopped to eat almost everything I use to drink lots of coke I have stop that no bread potatoes I eat lots of salad no cake no ice cream no fruits because there is lots of sugar so I cut that… read more

How Likely Are Diabetics To Hog Medical Services Compared To Our Sugar Eating Counterparts?
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I was just doing a bit of reading and tripped over a couple of statistics (Canadian) comparing Diabetics to Non-Diabetics with regards to use of medical services

Depending on the country we live in we make up 10 to 12% of the population

We (should) know that it is uncontrolled diabetes that is likely to take us out, but if we control out blood sugar to near normal levels we alleviate the likelihood of developing complications

These are simply the numbers:

And while we can argue this or that… read more

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I have changed my diet which works for me. I mostly eat fish or salmon, all veggies except corn, peas and potatoes. I eat berries and unsweetened applesauce and I drink plenty of water throughout the… read more

Does Diet Sodas Cause Higher Fasting Glucose Levels?
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I have recently experienced higher fasting glucose levels over the course of about 6 weeks. Normally, I am at 80- 120 in the mornings, but lately have been about 140- 160. The only big difference of late, I can pin point is,.. I have been drinking, maybe 1 can of diet sodas with my evening meals. I have also had sinus/ allergy issues about the same time (farmers in the locale are harvesting- kicking up dust & mold). Just trying to get a grip on whether the issue is in the sodas (as my diet has… read more

A DiabetesTeam Member

Beverly,

For god sake, drink the diet soda you so badly covet; in fact, do it once a day or every other day. Just cut volume…

AND…………….

STOP listening to clueless doctors!!

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