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According to Dr. Weil, saturated fats should be avoided as a means of preventing or treating pre-diabetes. Avoid foods such as fatty red meat, processed meats, whole milk, high-fat cheeses, deep-friend foods, ice cream and butter.ran fats enhance flavor and preserve foods, but according to the American Heart association, they also increase the risk for heart disease and Type II diabetes. If you are pre-diabetic, avoid margarine, shortening and hydrogenated vegetable oils.
- Bagel and peanut butter (If fats tend to upset your stomach, eat peanut butter two to three hours before the race). - Oatmeal and banana. - Whole grain toast and almond butter. - Granola and fruit. More: 5 Common Pre-Race Nutrition Blunders. Eat right and perform better. Find a nutrition plan for you. 1  PREV.2  1. 3  2.orning of the Race. For Hua, breakfast on the day of the race is non-negotiable. You have to eat, she says. It's so crucial because halfway through the race when you're hungry or losing your energy, there's no food to grab.. The best race-day breakfast is going to be one you've been successful with before.