Antique fluted large Imari porcelain vase with decorations of peony flowers and a few beasts in a landscape setting with hoju or magical jewel. The vase is shaped in the manner of a bag, a common motif seen in Japanese ceramics, where the bag is an auspicious symbol of abundance and fortune.
Consider the issue of consistency: If you have diabetes, you need to eat about the same amount every day, and at about the same times. You shouldn't skip meals, or go more than four or five hours without eating during the day.our Healthy Eating Plan. As with any medical condition, people with type 2 diabetes should check with their doctors before starting any diet or exercise program. It's also a good idea to work with a registered dietitian and/or diabetes educator to come up with an eating plan that suits your needs.
Dr. Richard Bernstein, an MD with Type 1 diabetes and a long-time advocate of the low-carb approach to diabetes, suggests much lower intakes. He says eat 6 grams of carbs at breakfast, and snacks, 12 grams each at lunch and dinner. So that would be about 40 grams of carbs per day.