My best friend was diagnosed with diabetes, control with oral medications. She is advised to consult a dietitian or nutritionist to help with your diet but it is the main carer of her husband, who has terminal cancer. She did not leave enough time to care for her. Does anyone know where I can find a plan or a list of foods that are good for her and bad to eat? I'm just trying to help bridge the gap until it is able to leave your computer and take care of it. Thanks in advance for any advice you may have. Yes, here is a simple connection to any test. The American Diabetes Association is probably the best place to start, and consider the safest things you can find online. I would start there. http://www.diabetes.org/home.jsp Ask your best friend go to the website of the ADA. And "the Amercian Diabetes Association. You should be familiar with it. Http://www.diabetes.o org meat and vegetables are generally good food! Here is a printable list of good and bad carbohydrates study is to understand him, and then it's smooth Sailin 'http://www.mendosa.com/gilists.htm This is the best list online. Good luck.Your also a good friend. http://www.drsears.com have some really good suggestions, but only for food. I do not know what it indicates suppliment. low carb diet plans such as the Phase 2 work on the Atkins or South Beach Living very well for many people and A single dose much they recommend to their patients. ADA is not a good plan. Only small pieces of the old old old, who supported us in all diabetics. Your friend's diabetes is probably due to the stress it was supported under the supervision of her husband. If you have a chance, could find some of the stress, it would be much better. I recommend the "Type 2 Diabetes: The first year," you can find the amount on eBay for very little $ $. It will help her to answer many questions they have and will fill the gaps Another good book is also available on eBay is "Atkins Diabetes Revolution". Both books have lots of good information about diet and exercise plans. They should try yoga, deep breathing exercises to relieve stress. http://yoga.about.com.
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