There are numerous sites with recipes and food lists for persons with Diabetes. There's http://www.diabetes.org, http://www.diabeticgourmet.com, and you can even try an online medical site like http://www.webmd.com and look there for information about diabetes. One site I like, even though I'm not diabetic is http://www.livestrong.com.
Most major cites hold diabetic clinics at the local hospitals. Lots on information can be found on line in forums and on the diabetic society page.http://diabetes. Webmd.com/diabetic-food-list-best-worst-foods
Information on diabetic food options can be found in local libraries and book stores, as well as on the internet, but the best person to ask would be your doctor or a health expert.
There are a number of places a person can go to receive information on cooking diabetic food. Your locale bookstore or nutritionist is a good place to start.
The Mayo Clinic is a great resource for diabetic food plan information. Here is the link to the website http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/diabetes-diet/DA00077
Diabetes is a serious condition. You can help manage this day to day with a diabetic food chart. Here is some more information. www.ehow.com/way_5316373_���diabetic-food-chart-diet.html
You can learn more about diabetic diet food on the following websites www.helpguide.org/life/healthy_diet_diabetes.htm,www.mayoclinic.com/health/diabetes-diet/DA00027,www.dlife.com/diabetes-food-and-fitness, these sites have loads of information on having a healthy diabetic diet.
If you are searching for ways to spice up your meals, there are a number of diabetic recipes online for you to go through. These recipes will help you make good food that exists within the confines of your dietary needs.
There are many websites offering information on diabetic foods. Here is what the American Diabetes Association has to say about diabetic foods: http://www.diabetes.org/food-and-fitness/food/what-can-i-eat/
There are many free diabetic cookbooks available. You can find them by searching the Internet. Most can be downloaded instantly. Some will arrive in the mail. You doctor may have information about free resources available.
Diabetic food lists can be found on several websites. Web MD, Mayo Clinic and NIH are some to consider. Most manufactures of diabetic equipment and insurance companies also have information pertinent to diabetics on their websites.
A diabetic food pyramid is very similar to any other food pyramid, but it doesn't include much of any sugar. Check out www.diabetes.org �ۼ Food and Fitness �ۼ Food �ۼ Planning Meals for more information.
I don't think there are any specific alternatives to diabetic food. If you have diabetes and are allergic to diabetic food you will have to monitor, make due, and eat food that is more "traditional."