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What is the best snack for diabetic? is 1 slice of whole wheat bread enough to prevent hypoglycemia before lunch or dinner?
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Snacks: For the diabetic, 3 squares of Graham crackers with 1 percent fat milk is time honored. Other acceptable snacks include a piece of toast,a small Apple, sugar free yogurt,or cottage cheese or a handful of nuts. Avoidance of hypoglycemia is important and if it occurs often consult a diabetologist or endocrinologist for review of your treatment regimen.
Answered 1/20/2017
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