The word catechism comes from a Greek word which is used in the New Testament to refer to teaching someone in an orderly and systematic way, by word of mouth, in the form of dialogue--question and answer. Luke, in the opening of the gospel according to Luke, refers to this.
7-Day Menu for Diabetics. Close-up of a large Mexican salad. A nutritious and balanced diet is an important part of managing your diabetes health. A healthy diabetes diet focuses on nutrient-rich foods such as fruit, non-starchy vegetables, legumes, whole grains, lean sources of protein and reduced-fat dairy products. Following a proper diabetes diet can help stabilize your blood glucose levels, as well as improve your cholesterol, blood pressure and weight.
Diabetic patients must follow a low-sugar, low-fat diet. Tips to healthy eating: 1  Eat a variety of healthy foods. 2  Choose foods low in fat and cholesterol. 3  Eat less salt or sodium. 4  Cut back on sugar and sweets. 5  Eat more carbohydrates (potatoes, rice, pasta, vegetables) and fiber (roughage). 6  Limit portion sizes.