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Nutrition & Lifestyle

Diabetes Diet • Weight Loss • Exercise • Protein • Calcium • Healthy Eating

Food, physical activity, sleep and daily habits play an important role in diabetes, obesity, thyroid health, bone health and overall metabolic health.

There is no single “perfect diet” for everyone. The right approach depends on your health condition, age, medications, body weight, activity level, food preferences and goals.

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Understanding a Healthy Diet

What is a healthy diet? · Do I need to completely stop carbohydrates?

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Diabetes-Friendly Eating

Can I eat fruits if I have diabetes? · Which fruits are best for diabetes?

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Portion Control

Why is portion size important? · How much rice can I eat?

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Protein

Why is protein important? · How much protein do I need?

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Weight Loss

What is the best way to lose weight? · How fast should I lose weight?

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Exercise & Physical Activity

How much exercise should I do? · Is walking enough?

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Exercise & Bone Health

What type of exercise strengthens bones? · Is walking good for bones?

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Calcium & Bone Nutrition

Why do we need calcium? · How much calcium do I need?

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Vitamin D & Nutrition

Why is vitamin D important? · Can I get vitamin D from food?

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Healthy Fats

Are all fats unhealthy? · Should I completely avoid oil?

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Salt & Blood Pressure

Does salt affect diabetes? · Should I stop salt completely?

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Sleep & Metabolic Health

Does poor sleep cause weight gain? · How much sleep do adults need?

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Lifestyle & Diabetes Prevention

Can lifestyle changes prevent type 2 diabetes? · Can prediabetes be reversed?

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Nutrition for Different Situations

What should I eat if I have diabetes and kidney disease? · What should I eat if I have fatty liver?

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Common Myths

“Rice causes diabetes.” · “Diabetic patients cannot eat fruits.”

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