Here is a question I recently received from FOODPICKER.org: I have heard I should avoid fruit juice since I have diabetes. What about vegetable juices? Can I have tomato juice and other vegetable juices? Answer: In general, fresh, frozen and dried fruits and vegetables are a better choice compared to drinking a juice beverage. Vegetable juices [...]
Posts Tagged ‘vegetables’
Vegetable Juice and Diabetes
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged diabetes, fruit, juice, vegetables on March 29, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Vegetables & Pre-Diabetes
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged carbohydrates, pre-diabetes, vegetables on October 24, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Here is a question I recently received from FOODPICKER.org I was just diagnosed with pre-diabetes. The nurse told me to eat lots of vegetables. Could you tell me what “lots of vegetables” means and what type of vegetables to consume? Also, how should I prepare them? Answer: Vegetables can be classified into two different categories – [...]
Peas and Carrots
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged carrots, peas, vegetables on April 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Here is a question I recently received from FOODPICKER.org Is it ok to eat peas & carrots if you have diabetes? I heard to avoid those two veggies. Answer: Vegetables can be classified into two different categories – starchy and non starchy vegetables. Starchy vegetables include corn, peas and potatoes. A serving size for these vegetables [...]
Daily Fruit and Veggie Recommendation
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged fruit, physical activity, pre-diabetes, vegetables, veggies, weight loss on March 17, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Here is a question I recently received from FOODPICKER.org I have pre-diabetes and am trying to lose weight. How many servings of fruit and veggies should I have each day? Answer: If you have pre-diabetes, you can and should do something about it. Studies from the American Diabetes Association have shown that a reduction in 5-10% [...]