Diabetes - Healthy snack

Forgot your password?

Benefits of Registration

Become a member

Quick Registration

Full Registration Benefits -

Free Homepages for Doctors

Free Homepages for Hospitals

Free Homepages for Medical Conference

Free Homepages for NGO's

Personal Health Record Creation

Access to all Medical Slides

Access to all Jobs & Products Sale

Explore Medindia

Medindia » Consumer Health » Health Information » Diabetes - Essentials - Healthy snack

Disease Info Index

A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
J	K	L	M	N	O	P	Q	R
S	T	U	V	W	X	Y	Z

Diabetes - Essentials

	Essentials
	Glucometers
	Ketone Strip
	Identification card
	Glucose Source
	Healthy snack
	Correct Footwear
	Logbooks
	Glucagon injections
	Reference

Drugs For Diabetes - Essentials

desmopressin

gliclazide

glimepride

metformin

pramlintide acetate injection

vasopressin

voglibose

Page Options

Email

RSS Feeds

Print

Save

Link

Syndicate

Diabetes - Essentials
Diabetes - Healthy Snack

Text

This includes a vegetable sandwich or a fruit or biscuits or buttermilk or skimmed milk.

It is important for those on specific types of Oral Hypoglycemic Agents (OHAs) or on short-acting insulin (4-6 hours action) to carry a snack.

An attack of hypoglycemia can occasionally happen due to a missed meal. This happens when on a outing like shopping or when visiting hospitals for check-up in the morning hours resulting in missing a mid-morning snack before lunch.

It is very important to carry a fruit or a packet of biscuits (e.g. Marie) while going out and one must remember to eat it at the right time (mid-morning or mid-evening). Since short-acting insulin peaks after 2-2.5 hours of injection, it is important to eat a healthy snack at that time.

Share it!

Diabetes - Essentials - Glucose Source

Diabetes - Essentials - Correct Footwear

Comment & Contribute

Comments should be on the topic and should not be abusive. Comments are normally moderated and are reviewed after they are posted.

* Your comment can be maximum of 2500 characters

Notify me when reply is posted
I agree to the terms and conditions

If you have a question about health related issues, you can now post it in our Ask An Expert section on our community website Medwonders.com and get answers from our panel of experts.

Posted by: premganga9(Guest) Posted on: 04/14/2012

how much sugar in normal person

Reply | Forward

Posted by: mass100(Guest) Posted on: 07/07/2010

my fast blood sugar is 170. Any suggestions concerning my diets will be appreciated

Reply | Forward

Posted by: guest Posted on: 09/05/2010

You should look at Glycemic Index of foods, this index tells you how foods affect your blood sugar. I would suggest you limit your carb intake as well. Eating low carb can really help your fasting blood sugar.

Reply | Forward

Posted by: guest Posted on: 09/05/2010

Reply | Forward

Posted by: deepstambha Posted on: 07/25/2009

We are surprised that detailed note on diabetic related foot complications is not posted .Research on this is active by NGO called Deepstambha

Reply | Forward

Posted by: jacquelinekajk(Guest) Posted on: 03/29/2009

I just got a new glucometer (the one-touch mini) and it reads 24 points HIGHER than my other meter (freestyle freedom lite) using the same blood sample. How do I know which is more accurate???

Reply | Forward

Posted by: kochuimili Posted on: 11/25/2008

it is a disease well controlable

Reply | Forward

Related Links

•	Glycemic Index
•	Quiz on Diabetes
•	Gestational diabetes
•	Top Ten Facts About Diabetes
•	Metabolic Syndrome
•	Yoga and Diabetes-An Alternate Therapy
•	Diabetes - Self-Monitoring of Blood Glucose (SMBG)
•	Diabetic Retinopathy
•	Diabetic Diet
•	Diabetes and Excersise
•	Diabetes

Citing this Health Article

The information on Medindia is factual, unbiased and authentic. If you find the content useful - PLEASE INCLUDE A LINK TO THIS PAGE. Highlight the text, right-click, and select “copy”. Paste the link into your website, email, or any other HTML document.