Diabetes Nutrition Management: 268 Tips

Author: Li Yanling
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Guidance from a nutritionist, answering questions, providing solutions, and offering lifelong nutritional management for diabetics. This book helps you develop a healthy mindset and a healthy life. You may not be a nutrition professional, but after reading this book, you will learn to use the "weapons" of diabetic nutritional therapy to fight diabetes and its complications. You no longer need to pay the price for your lack of knowledge about diabetic nutritional therapy. This book provides a detailed explanation of the basic knowledge of diabetes, nutritional therapy, and dietary issues for patients with other diseases. Starting with recipes, it directly addresses the patient's questions: "What can I eat? How much should I eat? How should I eat?" It covers a wide range of topics, making it easy for patients and their families to understand and reference when their condition changes.
The book "268 Tips for Diabetic Nutritional Management" was compiled by Li Yanling, Deputy Director of the Nutrition Department at the Affiliated Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and other nutrition specialists. It explains the causes, symptoms, and various prevention and treatment methods of diabetes. In the form of Q&A, it provides detailed answers to many confusing questions for diabetic patients, such as: Is it okay to eat less staple food? How much water should you drink? How much fruit should you eat daily? What are sweeteners and sugar substitutes? etc. The book also includes a series of diabetic recipes and combines traditional Chinese medicine theory with modern medicine. It offers both theory and practice, making it interesting to learn about various aspects of diabetes, aiming to achieve self-care for healthy individuals and self-treatment for patients. It is truly worth reading.
The book was compiled by Li Yanling, Deputy Director of the Nutrition Department at the Affiliated Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and other nutrition specialists. It explains the causes, symptoms, and various prevention and treatment methods of diabetes. In the form of Q&A, it provides detailed answers to many confusing questions for diabetic patients, such as: Is it okay to eat less staple food? How much water should you drink? How much fruit should you eat daily? What are sweeteners and sugar substitutes? etc. The book also includes a series of diabetic recipes and combines traditional Chinese medicine theory with modern medicine. It offers both theory and practice, making it interesting to learn about various aspects of diabetes, aiming to achieve self-care for healthy individuals and self-treatment for patients.
The book explores diabetes from multiple perspectives, including understanding and prevention, basic principles of nutritional therapy, determining calorie intake, calculating recipes, and selecting foods. It introduces many methods and benefits of diabetic dietary treatment in an easy-to-understand way, and in the form of Q&A, it addresses common questions and misconceptions for diabetic patients, striving to be practical and user-friendly.