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Can a diabetic eat chocolates?
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Diabetes: Most diabetes specialists will tell you that you can have and plan for 'celebration' days. As long as your diabetes is well controlled and you know you will have more sugar on a given day you can plan for that with your other dietary choices and exercise intensity.
Answered 10/24/2017
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