Sweets suitable for diabetics
Sweets suitable for diabetics
Sweets suitable for diabetics
Sweets suitable for diabetics Many people believe that diabetics may resort to not eating sweets throughout their lives, but a diabetic patient can eat sweets while maintaining regular blood sugar through diet planning, and there are many delicious sweets suitable for him that were issued by Healthy cooking calendar for diabetics, and among these sweets:
Fruit salad with yogurt
the components:
Two cups of chopped strawberries. A cup of cranberries. Two cups of green grapes. Half a cup of skim milk. One tablespoon of honey. One tablespoon of lemon juice. A quarter teaspoon of vanilla extract.
Preparation method:
Place strawberries, cranberries, and grapes together in a medium-sized bowl. Mix yogurt, honey, lemon juice, and vanilla extract in another small bowl. Pour the mixture over the fruit and stir gently.
Number of servings and calories:
1 1/2 servings of fruit makes 5 servings. One serving contains 95 calories.
banana cake
the components:
Six and a half bars of biscuits. Thirty grams of sugar-free instant whipping cream. Two cups of fat-free milk. Two hundred and forty grams of low-fat cream cheese. Three hundred grams of crushed pineapple. Four medium-sized bananas, cut into slices. Two hundred and forty grams of low-fat whipping cream. Three tablespoons of ground walnuts.
How to prepare:
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Cover bottom of skillet with cookie sheet. In another medium size bowl, prepare whipping cream with milk according to package directions. Add the cheese to the cream and mix together. Pour the mixture over the cookie sheets. Then distribute the banana over the mixture and distribute the crushed pineapple over the banana. Again, add another layer of the cream mixture, then sprinkle the walnuts on top.
Number of servings and calories:
1 serving of fat. 1 1/2 serving of carbohydrates. Makes 16 servings, 156 calories per serving.
Chocolate pie
the components:
Prepackaged pie crust. A box of sugar- and fat-free chocolate powder mix. A cup and two-thirds of a cup of fat-free milk. Two hundred and forty grams of fat-free whipping cream. Two teaspoons of medium-sweet chocolate chips.
How to prepare:
Whisk pudding mix and milk in a medium bowl. Beat half of the amount of cream, and add the rest of the amount until well blended. Spread the ready-made pie dough, then put the cream mixture and decorate with chocolate chips.
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Number of servings and calories:
1 serving of fat. 2 servings of carbohydrates. Makes 8 servings, 194 calories per serving.
Diabetic symptoms
Some people with type 2 diabetes may experience mild symptoms that sometimes go unnoticed, but in general, common symptoms include:
frequent urination. extreme thirst Extreme hunger, despite eating. extreme tiredness Blurred vision. Wounds are slow to heal. Weight loss, despite eating a lot, and this is seen in people with type 1 diabetes. Tingling, pain, or numbness in the hands and feet, and these symptoms appear in people with type 2 diabetes.
Types of diabetes
There are many types of diabetes, summarized as follows:
Type 1 diabetes: Known as juvenile diabetes, people with type 1 diabetes depend on insulin and must receive synthetic insulin daily to survive.
Type 2 diabetes: This type of diabetes affects the way the body uses insulin, while the body still has the ability to produce insulin. This is the most common type, according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.
Gestational diabetes: This type occurs in pregnant women when their body becomes less sensitive to insulin.
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