Jornal de Cavmj, 20 fev 16

You got this! I was Diabetes 2 (Metformin) for two years before woe and the change of diet has taken me off my medicine completely. You would be surprised by adding the option in your settings menu to include the sugar option just how much sugar is in the food you eat. I chose Fat, Fiber,Net Carb, Sugar, Protein and caloric . It helps keep you centered. 

Good start to look into sugars and carbs. Have you considered LCHF (low carb high fat)?  

You can do it! I changed my eating last May when I found out I was pre diabetic (along with many other obesity related diagnosis's). It's not always easy but your health is so worth it! 

Pattychaney, Josette99, MelissaChevalier, Thank you for your support and comments. I was doing so well, I lost 28 lbs about 10 months ago when I was exercising all lot (5 days per week, twice per day) and was eating more salads and fresh vegetables. I believe the mistake I made was reducing my exercise routine about 80% because of burn-out and injuries and at the same time allowing starch cards like breads and pasta back into my diet along with some sweets. I am still very good about staying away from fast foods and all sweet drinks. I am on metformin, byeta and glipizide which the last two are the worst for maintaining my diet but does well with my blood sugars. I have always been one of those yow-yow dieters and I need to change that!!!  

@8hunter6-LOL. He is so helpful isn't he? 

We need Mahjohn to start a question and answer section here. Like a "Dear Abby" for health-seekers. 

Lol !! ya he should have his own section in this site ha ha ha ba  

dr furhmans book eat to live explain how easy getting off meds is. more green veggies, leafy greens hep keep ur system clean. if u crave a sweet, eat a fruit :) the key point is eating nutrient dense foods. basically plant derrived, fruits veggies, nuts, bens, and way less animal products with meat and dairy. just my two cents. it also helps keep the weight off. great job on ur goal too btw