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WebEating low-carb meals helps moderate blood sugars, and it’s also a smart strategy for cutting calories if you’re looking to lose a few pounds. That’s because all starches — even healthy choices like whole-grain pasta, brown rice, and baked potatoes — are calorie-dense, easy to overeat, and known to elevate blood sugar.

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WebI use lean ground chicken and a colorful blend of chopped vegetables — like bell peppers, carrots, and crunchy water chestnuts — to make the filling, and I then season it with classic Asian flavors. This tasty mixture gets wrapped up in lettuce leaves, making it an ideal starch-free meal for people with diabetes. 7 of 7.

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WebTo make a slimmer, low-carb version, nix the breading and frying: Instead grill or pan-sauté plain boneless, skinless chicken breasts. Top each chicken breast with marinara sauce and shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese, and place under the broiler just until the cheese melts. Hold the side of pasta, and instead serve this comforting entrée

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WebTurkey Meatloaf. Traditional meatloaf is made with marbled ground chuck, which is loaded with artery-clogging saturated fat, and bound together with junky white bread crumbs. Create a leaner, meaner version of your favorite recipe by substituting low-fat ground turkey for the beef, and slash the carbs by cutting out the bread crumbs. To stretch

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WebMood PMS Skin Teeth Type 2 Diabetes Take Note Contains Dairy By losing the dough and using thinly pounded chicken as the crust, I put my own low-carb spin on traditional pizza. Pile on sauce, veggies, and cooked turkey sausage for a zesty, low-cal splurge! A perfect pizza alternative for those with type 2 diabetes. Prep time 5 mins

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WebApr 24, 2017 · 7. Pork tenderloin, baked potato and carrots. 5 ounces of roast pork tenderloin with 2 cups cooked carrots and 1/2 baked potato topped with 2 tablespoons of low-fat Greek yogurt or light sour

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