My diet has changed dramatically since I was diagnosed with diabetes at age 11. I maintain my current healthy weight with a great meal plan/diet. If you're trying to lose weight or gain more weight, talk to your doctor for more advice on how to do it without putting yourself at risk. I have had diabetes for 7 years, and it is completely wrong to say that the best way to maintain my weight is great. I know, so I encourage you to follow my steps. Before I really start, I should say that I was raised by great parents who taught me to eat everything. If you don't like one, there are many other diabetic recipes and ideas. I am a college student and I like to buy fresh and organic produce where I live. I think this is important because it is the best for the body and may contain more nutrients and vitamins than most supermarket products. I like to stock up. They sell great meat and dairy products as well as fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables. This is another important thing to remember. Eating fruits and vegetables in season means they taste better and are good for you. All of them are easy and very convenient to make. I've read countless diet books, and diabetes manuals/diet books, and I've come to the conclusion that I think it really works. The "rules" I set are: 1. Cut back on snacking, then change the type of snack you're snacking on. It wasn't clear to me, but it's definitely my biggest failure. When I first started college, I had little routine, so it was hard to get the most out of my day, and no matter how healthy I felt, I was constantly heading to the kitchen for a snack. This is one of the most difficultMy diet has changed dramatically since I was diagnosed with diabetes at age 11. I maintain my current healthy weight with a great meal plan/diet. If you're trying to lose weight or gain more weight, talk to your doctor for more advice on how to do it without putting yourself at risk. I have had diabetes for 7 years and it is completely wrong to say that the best way to maintain my weight is great. I know, so I encourage you to follow my steps. Before I really start, I should say that I was raised by great parents who taught me to eat everything. If you don't like one, there are many other diabetic recipes and ideas. I am a college student and I like to buy fresh and organic produce where I live. I think this is important because it is the best for the body and may contain more nutrients and vitamins than most supermarket products. I like to stock up. They sell great meat and dairy products as well as fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables. This is another important thing to remember. Eating fruits and vegetables in season means they taste better and are good for you. All of them are easy and very convenient to make. I've read countless diet books and diabetes manuals/diet books and I've come to the conclusion that I think it really works. The "rules" I set are: 1. Cut back on snacking, then change the type of snack you're snacking on. It wasn't clear to me, but it's definitely my biggest failure. When I first started college, I had little routine, so it was hard to get the most out of my day, and no matter how healthy I felt, I was constantly heading to the kitchen for a snack. This is one of the most difficult
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