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Join Date: Jun 2010
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: God's own Country
Posts: 25,433
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BB18: Raph X Factor 2013: Abi Alton
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Yeah, it was 600 calories last time, now it's 800, consisting of 4 drinks/soups a day and nothing else for 17 weeks.
If only life was that simple.
Eating sugary foods doesn't give you diabetes anymore than eating fatty foods, it's the fat around your pancreas that stop them working, hence they then can't control the sugar balances in your body.
You can really crave sugar if you are diabetic as your body is telling you it needs it when you probably don't. You can also eat sugary foods if you are diabetic but you need to control the cravings.
Not all diabetics are overweight, let alone obese.
Some families are more prone, if it's in the family then you have a higher chance of developing it.i stood no chance..both sides of my family have it.
The less you eat as a diabetic then the lower your sugar levels will be, that's the easy bit, it's stopping it going too low you have to watch out for...coma in your sleep can be deadly.
We are all different, I could lose my appetite for months on end and eat only sweets and sugary treats and still end up losing weight and having hypos every morning to a dangerous degree.
Finding the best balance for the individual is best.
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