#normal blood sugar

[healthybit]

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10 Low-Glycemic Recipes for Blood Sugar Bliss

Hey health-conscious foodies! Navigating delicious yet blood-sugar-friendly recipes can feel like a jungle gym, am I right? Fear not, fellow sugar sleuths! Dive into these 10 low-glycemic recipes that'll tantalize your taste buds without spiking your glucose levels. Remember, normal glucose levels for adults typically range from 70-130 mg/dL, so keeping these recipes in your arsenal helps maintain that sweet balance!

1. Rainbow Veggie Buddha Bowl: Pile your plate with colorful, low-glycemic veggies like roasted sweet potatoes, broccoli, and bell peppers. Top it with protein-packed quinoa and a drizzle of tahini sauce for a vibrant and satisfying lunch.

2. Spicy Black Bean Burgers: Who needs boring beef? These protein-rich black bean patties are bursting with flavor thanks to cumin, smoked paprika, and a hint of jalapeño. Grill 'em up and pile them on whole-wheat buns with your favorite low-sugar toppings.

3. Moroccan Chickpea Stew: Packed with fiber and protein, this hearty stew is simmered with aromatic spices like turmeric, ginger, and cinnamon. Serve it over cauliflower rice or enjoy it solo for a cozy, soul-warming meal.

4. Baked Zucchini Fritters: Ditch the greasy deep-fried version! These crispy fritters are made with grated zucchini, feta cheese, and fresh herbs. Bake them to golden perfection and dip them in a tangy yogurt sauce.

5. One-Pan Salmon with Roasted Asparagus: This quick and easy recipe is perfect for a busy weeknight. Salmon is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, while asparagus boasts fiber and vitamins. Dress it up with a squeeze of lemon and a sprinkle of your favorite herbs.

6. Creamy Avocado Pasta Sauce: Swap out high-carb pasta sauce for this healthy alternative! Blend ripe avocado with lemon juice, garlic, and spices for a silky-smooth sauce perfect for whole-wheat noodles or spiralized zucchini.

7. Berry Chia Pudding: Start your day with this antioxidant-rich breakfast. Combine chia seeds with almond milk, yogurt, and your favorite berries. Let it sit overnight for a delicious and nourishing pudding packed with fiber and healthy fats.

8. Lentil Soup with Lemon and Kale: This protein-packed soup is ultra-comforting and perfect for chilly days. Lentils are low-glycemic and a great source of fiber, while kale adds a boost of vitamins and minerals.

9. Turkey Meatloaf with Sweet Potato Mash: Give meatloaf a healthy makeover! Use lean ground turkey and top it with a dollop of creamy sweet potato mash made with a touch of maple syrup for sweetness.

10. Flourless Chocolate Chip Cookies: Craving a sweet treat? These cookies are made with almond flour and sweetened with natural ingredients like dates and maple syrup. They're a guilt-free way to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Remember, these are just a jumping-off point! Experiment with different ingredients and substitutions to personalize your dishes and keep your taste buds happy while keeping your blood sugar in check.

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[snakeguy999]

OFFTOBER Day 3. Smile!

[mayasaura]

turns out I am not immune to dungeon meshi's propaganda

[sadkachow]

me: so yeah i feel super dizzy and lightheaded when i stand up and also just at random times of the day and also my heart just starts pounding randomly and it skips a beat randomly at least once a day and im also experiencing these other small things that i realized probably arent normal

the cardiologist: yeah, your heart’s beating too fast, but that’s just Normal Teenager Things™️! probably just like dehydration or something lol

[padawansuggest]

I add truffle butter (homemade by myself with both real truffles and fancy butter) to ramen. I’m gonna fry prosciutto till it’s actually crisp. I refuse to touch sushi cause I hate both rice vinegar and raw fish but if I have to I’ll fry the fish on the stove right in front of you and make the rice into fried rice. Unless it’s eel, that shit is good as is. Caviar is disgusting and I weep for the fish you’ve taken the life of because sturgeon can live as long, or longer than a human and that’s a damn shame what people do for them, one of the oldest fish species who are massive and beautiful and dinosaurs. At least some other fish will always die after they release so I can understand taking from them at the end of their life. Sometimes I just pour beer salt in my mouth cause it’s so good and because of my disabilities it’s actually helpful. I think all wine not made from apples are disgusting and I couldn’t care how old or fancy that bottle is, but if you buy champagne just to pour out the bottle in front of me, you can catch these hands. That is a person’s livelihood right there and you are so disrespectful of them.

You are allowed to have your favorite foods, random food combos that others thing are gross. Food rules don’t have to apply because you are the one who controls your diet. I don’t care if you put ketchup on sushi and anyone who does is a moron who can’t respect others. As long as you respect that food and don’t waste it, it’s okay. You are also allowed to have morals. I can’t stand caviar but the reason I’m so against it is because of sturgeon being killed at like 4 years old when they’re a species that can live as long as a human. I don’t like the fact that buying champagne just to pour the bottle out (the worst disrespect I can think of to a food in general) is an actual common thing in France.

Food doesn’t have to follow rules. It doesn’t have to be seen as insulting to see someone else eat differently than you.

Anyways. Don’t eat the rich, they’re all full of plastic and cancer. Just slaughter them. Go find a truffle pig in the apocalypse and farm with them randomly bringing you truffles all year that you lovingly can in brine to keep them safe, so you guys can add that shit to anything you feel like with your lesbian wife who’s churning butter and slap some truffle and butter on a rainbow trout.

Be kind to what you eat. Don’t waste needlessly.

[cordyceptic]

does anyone want to send a few dollars to my cashapp so i can afford to get cbd or something like that for pain relief haha... 🧍

[justarandombrit]

I would like to formally apologise for ever implying that Stephanie Lauter and Peter Spankoffski were normal about sex. (I watched Abstinence Camp)

[healthybit]

GlucoTrust is a new supplement manufactured in the USA that contains a formula of all-natural ingredients. These ingredients work together to promote healthy blood sugar levels, safe and effective weight loss, and better sleep.

Startling Statistics

According to the American Diabetes Association, 34.2 million Americans, or 10.5% of the population, have Type 2 diabetes.

Globally, 462 million individuals are affected by Type 2 diabetes. And these shocking numbers show no signs of slowing down!

Diabetes treatment has exploded into a gigantic industry that grows every year, as more people require medication (and many never get off it.)

In the USA alone, $327 billion every year by men and women people trying to manage this condition.

What Is Type 2 Diabetes?

Here’s the quick scientific explanation behind Type 2 diabetes.

Blood sugar, or glucose, is the main sugar found in your blood. It comes from the food you eat and it is your body’s main source of energy.

Your blood carries glucose to your body’s cells, where it gets converted into energy.

Diabetes is a disease in which your blood sugar levels are too high. This happens because of two problems that involve a hormone in your body called insulin.

First, your body isn’t producing enough insulin. This is harmful because insulin regulates the movement of blood sugar into your cells.

Second, your cells are responding poorly to insulin and are not absorbing sugar the way they should. This is also known as “insulin resistance.”

As a result of these two things, too much sugar is circulating in your bloodstream. Over time, it builds up and your blood sugar levels become too high.

Once your levels rise beyond a certain threshold (which can be shown by a blood test), you are classified as having Type 2 diabetes.

Some symptoms of Type 2 diabetes include:

Increased thirst

Frequent urination

Increased hunger

Fatigue

Blurred vision

Slow-healing sores

Frequent infections

Tingling or numbness in the hands or feet

Type 2 diabetes is often linked to being overweight or inactive. But for diabetics, losing weight can be extra challenging. You feel hungry and fatigued, so you want to eat more and exercise less.

For many people, the only answer is to get on prescription medications that help to keep blood sugar levels under control. But this is only treating the symptoms of the disease, not fixing the root problem.

GlucoTrust contains a combination of ingredients that support healthy blood sugar levels, while also addressing the problems that are keeping people overweight and inactive.

We refer to it as being stuck in a “vicious cycle.” Being overweight and inactive is the primary cause of Type 2 diabetes. But when you have this disease, it makes it hard to lose weight because it causes you to feel hungry, thirsty and tired.

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[eddis-not-eeddis]

Okay, but guys, I have been eating rice for every meal as well as a lot of vegetable side dishes (fried or fermented or pickled mostly) for a little over two weeks now, and not only am I down to two or three meals a day, I’m also starting to experience hunger again! I’m so excited!

[aestheticslyrics]

blood and sugar // boys like girls

[shabbyshoebox]

Me, having a hot flash, anxious, can't sleep: "They Are Watching Me Through The Windows. They Are Following Me From The Outside, Walking From Window To Window As I Go From Room To Room. I Know That It's Not Happening And Everything Is Fine Supposedly But I Am FEELING WATCHED!"

Me, two minutes after finally eating something with sugar in it: "Wow that was embarrassing, that's just a backyard out there. Smh."

[icewindandboringhorror]

sneepy cozy....

[phagodyke]

when the 3pm tired sleepies hit......

[tj-crochets]

Hey y'all! Weird question time, but let me preface it by saying these are not symptoms I am currently experiencing and also I have talked to doctors about this, I just didn't think to put the two things together For all the migraine havers out there, do you have tachycardia when you have migraines? Either like during the whole migraine, or only with migraines bad enough to cause stomach issues?

[thunderheadfred]

My glucose tolerance test isn’t for two weeks yet, so I’m going to try monitoring myself for a few days with a blood glucose and blood pressure monitor. I’ve tried looking at my symptoms on all the common pregnancy things and nothing seems to fit except hypoglycemia, which is weird and alarming, and I have no way of knowing if it’s regular “the baby is stealing all your blood sugar” type of pregnancy blood sugar fluctuations and I just need to snack even MORE, or if it’s related to something more serious.

I figure at least a monitor might give me some data if my blood sugar is seriously crashing every few hours, which is kinda how it feels… and if so yes I will go to the doctor sooner than two weeks from now

Haven’t liked this recently, it’s been a lot of faintness and shakiness and headaches and heart palpitations… not great at all