Avoid: Good that you are not overweight. I would suggest some further evaluation to see if you are not a delayed onset of Type 1. Exercise is good as well as decreased intake of sugary foods and white carbohydrates. You can always see a dietist for some tips.
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Exercise, low carbs: To some extent diabetes, or the predisposition to develop it are genetic so at some point you may develop diabetes. The best things you can do now are to exercise regularly and eat a healthy diet that is low in carbohydrates. Avoid or minimize processed foods, sweets and starchy foods like bread, rice, potatoes, pasta. Learn about low glycemic index foods and use them instead of sweets.
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