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3

Use coconut flour in

your recipes when baking

assorted treats.

It has fewer carbohydrates,

allowing you to still enjoy

some of the baked goods

you love without worrying

about raising your blood

sugar.

5

Take a daily dose of apple cider

vinegar. You can drink a tablespoon

of it, take it as a supplement or add

it to fruit-infused water.

6

Try using a few high-quality

essential oils.

One particular essential oil, Ocotea,

is commonly used by those looking to

take control of their sugar levels.

including weight gain,

irritability, and higher blood

sugar levels. Attempt to get at

least eight hours of complete

rest, even if it means skipping

out on watching some of

your favorite television

shows at night.

14

Add small cubes of

coconut to fresh water for

added flavor and additional

health benefits.

15

Avoid consuming High

Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS)

and refined sugar. When you

want sweets, opt for healthy

fruit instead.

16

Start juicing some of the

fruits and vegetables known

to reduce blood sugar levels.

Instead of eating them, you

can create flavorful beverages

and drink them to reap the

benefits.

17

Always carry almonds

with you to snack on

when you feel hungry and

want something that is

packed with protein and

not sugary or loaded with

carbohydrates.

18

Use raw honey in

recipes to improve gut flora

and lower blood sugar.

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7

Eat fewer carbohydrates.

Replace your usual bread with

lettuce wraps, and replace

your pasta with spaghetti

squash.

8

Cook with olive oil or

coconut oil instead of frying

your meat with vegetable,

canola, or corn oil.

9

Spend 20 minutes a day

meditating to reduce stress.

Those who are commonly

stressed tend to have higher

blood sugar levels than those

who are not.

10

Take natural cinnamon

supplements and add organic

cinnamon to various recipes

to reap the benefits of it.

11

Avoid drinking soda

and all of the other sugary

beverages sold in grocery

stores.

12

Drink eight glasses of

water or more each day to

keep your body hydrated and

your energy levels up.

13

Get on a healthy sleep

schedule. A lack of sleep

can cause multiple problems

Louis Venter is the creator of

www.diabetescoop.com

a website devoted to

providing support and on-

topic, frequently updated

information for diabetics

and those in their support

network.

4

Incorporate exercise

into your daily life. It is the

best way to lose weight or

maintain it while keeping

your blood sugar level at bay.

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Nov/Dec 2016