For those already diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, and some with type 2, insulin injections will most likely be needed. Some people with type 2 diabetes may take medication to help them produce more insulin and/or use the insulin they are producing better.
For this crowd, it has become an article of faith that not only is meat-eating bad for humans, but that it's always been bad for humansâthat we were never meant to eat animal products at all, and that our teeth, facial structure and digestive systems are proof of that.
Meat gets a bad rap: Eating too much is associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer. But according to the Harvard School of Public Health, this depends largely on the types of meat you choose, and some are far healthier than others. Meat serves as a good source of protein. Just make wise choices when deciding what to put on your plate.