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I'm a diabetic and would love help managing it?
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Diabetes: First i would check your A1C level. And then initiate treatment. Look into foods that are "glycemic" safe. this will prevent spikes in your sugars. eat sugar free products, or splenda based deserts. Sorry i cant manage you over the internet. Diabetes needs to be managed with a physician, almost every 3 months with routine follow up.
Answered 5/26/2015
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