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Q. what is a diabetic diet? A. Generally, it's a diet that contains 40-60% carbohydrates, preferably complex ones, around 20-30% fat, preferably unsaturated and 10-35% protein. In addition, dietary fibers and non-nutrient sweeteners are recommended. This diet helps the body to lower the blood glucose levels.
Patients with diabetes also need to be aware of their heart health nutrition, in particular, controlling high blood pressure and cholesterol levels. For people who have diabetes, the treatment goals for a diabetes diet are: 1  Achieve near normal blood glucose levels.or example, a patient with type 2 diabetes who is overweight and insulin-resistant may need to have a different carbohydrate-protein balance than a thin patient with type 1 diabetes in danger of kidney disease.