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Diabetic Diet
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Hi, I wasn't sure whether to post this in 'Food' or 'Health'. Someone I know is recovering from a serious operation, which has left him diabetic. He is still confined to bed for much of the day, and will be for some time. He can only eat small amounts of easily digestible food at the moment, and as a consequence is losing weight, which he can ill afford to lose, rapidly. Can anyone suggest any foods that will help him gain, or at least, help him maintain, weight?
He's very poorly, and any advice you can give will be very much appreciated. Thanks.
He's very poorly, and any advice you can give will be very much appreciated. Thanks.
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i am jelly is good with fruit in you can get from tesco they are called Dole they are not that sugary as mainly water, bananas are good for energy, stay away from mashed potatos as they give out energy quickly so look at low gi food it gives slow releasing energy then top up with complan x
http://www.complanfoods.com/
i am jelly is good with fruit in you can get from tesco they are called Dole they are not that sugary as mainly water, bananas are good for energy, stay away from mashed potatos as they give out energy quickly so look at low gi food it gives slow releasing energy then top up with complan x