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>the price you pay is an exercise regimen I read somewhere that N. Vittal, a prominent Indian civil servant, controlled his diabetes by walking a lot, daily.
by vram22 6y ago
>the price you pay is an exercise regimen
I read somewhere that N. Vittal, a prominent Indian civil servant, controlled his diabetes by walking a lot, daily.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/N._Vittal https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/N._Vittal
>and an extremely disciplined diet (I haven't eaten rice, bread, pasta, or potatoes in 9 years).
What about other forms of wheat products like semolina, couscous, etc? Other cereal grains?
- brian_cunnie 6y agoW.r.t. walking. Yes, it's a wonderful way to bring down your blood sugar. I once ate too much carbs, and my blood sugar spiked to 180 (I shouldn't let it get over 160, normal people's blood sugar rarely go over 120). I was able to bring it down 50 points, to 130, by walking vigorously for 1/2 hour. > What about other forms of wheat products like semolina, couscous, etc? Other cereal grains? I stay away from them, but I haven't done a rigorous study. I know that, as far as diabetes is concerned, white rice is terrible for you, and brown rice is just as bad. In general the only carbo-foods I'm comfortable with are legumes (beans) because their carbs take longer to digest.
- vram22 6y agoInteresting, thanks.