The two diagrams above show the Proportions of food that you should eat, not the amount.
It is important if you have diabetes that you do eat sensibly as this will form part of your treatment.
PORTIONS
Imagine that the model is your plate. An easy way to think about your portions is to aim for
half (½ ) your plate to be filled with vegetables or salad. A quarter (¼) for meat, fish or vegetarian alternatives A quarter(¼) for starchy foods like cereals, bread, potatoes and rice
MORE ABOUT FOOD GROUPS AND PORTIONS & FOOD LABELS
Food LabelsBalanced Eating with Diabetes this section includes several subsections which include: Carbohydrates: starch, , Chapatti’s Rice and Cereals, Sugary Foods, High Fat Foods & Oils , Fruit and Vegetables, Meat, Fish, Poultry, Pulses and Dhals, Milk and Dairy Foods and salt. GI Foods Recipes of the month includes asian recipes healther versions. Eating Out Drinking Frequently asked questions on Diet and Diabetes
USEFUL LINKS
Ref: Leicestershire Nutrition and Dietetic Service (LNDS)
DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTS
You can download the “Healthy Eating Posters”, click on the appropriate link below.
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