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In this case, your dietitian or diabetes educator should give you an idea of how many carbohydrates you should eat at each meal and snack. A general rule of thumb is to limit your carb intake to around 30-60 grams at meals and 15-30 grams at snacks, although this varies greatly.
The right number of carbohydrates for a diabetic depends on his daily caloric intake, states Healthline, as a diabetic should get no more than 65 percent of his daily calories from carbohydrates. Someone following a 2,200-calorie-per-day diet should not eat more than 1,430 calories from carbohydrates, for example. Because diabetics have an increased risk for heart disease, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, they must also limit their intake of sodium and saturated fat. Learn more about Nutrition & Diets