According to a Harvard study, Americans who eat two or more servings of brown rice a week reduce their risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes by about 10 percent compared to people who eat it less than once a month.
If given the choice between brown rice and white rice, choosing brown rice is a better health option if you are a pre-diabetic or diabetic patient.
Go for brown rice.
Diabetics and non-diabetics have to eat carbohydrates. Carbohydrates are the only organic compound that living organisms can use to produce energy.
Diabetics can eat many types of cold cereals, including those based in oats, wheat, corn, and rice. For more information, visit http://www.livestrong.com/article/316000-which-cold-cereals-can-diabetics-eat/ for specifics.
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Yes it is unhealthy. The reason behind is that rice is converted into sugar and too much of this may cause obesity and high sugar level for diabetics. Rice is good to eat as long as you eat the right amount. There are many types of rice, you may check their label at the supermarket or ask a health professional as to the amount that you need to consume daily.
Diabetics can eat whatever they want.
If you have diabetics you should be eating a low carbohydrate diet. You can eat vegetables, lean meats, rice and whole-grain foods, but avoid refined sugars.
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There are many deserts out there for diabetics. The ingredients used in the deserts is what the difference is be. Some deserts diabetics can eat include cakes, cookies, pies, and so on.
Absolutely. Diabetics can eat cucumbers. They are very low on the simple carbohydrates that they have to control. Since they are a vegetable, actually technically a fruit, they are very healthy to eat for everybody.
Yes Diabetics can eat couscous a 4 oz portion would be okay but a better choice would be bulgur wheat salad which is higher in fiber and lower in carbohydrates. Chef Vicki