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7 Sugar Diet

The document outlines a diabetes management diet plan for a 49-year-old client, Kumaresh K, focusing on weight loss and maintaining a healthy glycemic level. It includes detailed meal options for breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner, emphasizing protein and fiber intake while limiting certain foods. Key dietary guidelines are provided to ensure balanced nutrition and portion control.
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7 Sugar Diet

The document outlines a diabetes management diet plan for a 49-year-old client, Kumaresh K, focusing on weight loss and maintaining a healthy glycemic level. It includes detailed meal options for breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner, emphasizing protein and fiber intake while limiting certain foods. Key dietary guidelines are provided to ensure balanced nutrition and portion control.
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BA 7SUGAR DIET FOR DIABETES MANAGEMENT Client name : Kumaresh K Age: 49 years BMI: 23.2 (target range- 18.5- 22.9kg/m2) Glycemic estimate as per AGP: 7.83 (1 week) This diet supports weight loss as well, Ideal body weight: ~ 60 kgs Early morning As soon as you wake up: 250 ml lukewarm water + 5-6 almonds & 2 walnuts Breakfast (8:00AM. 8:30 AM) a) 2 Besan roti (60% wheat flour, 40% besan flour) OR 2 besan chilla / besan dhokla (4-5 medium cube sized pieces) + Fibre 1 cup raw vegetable salad (6-7 slices of cucumber (unpeeled) , 3-4 slices of carrot, 1 piece lettuce, 2-3 slices of onions (optional), 3-4 slices of tomato. + Protein (1 whole egg + 2 egg whites - any egg recipe can be made OR 1 cup chicken (preferred boiled recipes or grilled) OR 1 cup mushroom recipe (sauteed/ grilled ), OR 1 cup paneer recipe OR 1 cup soya chunks curry/ dry sabji OR 1 cup green gram/ horse gram sprouts OR 1 cup boiled kabuli chana salad OR 1 cup boiled peanut salad OR 1 cup roasted peanuts OR 1 cup stir fried mushrooms recipe 4) 1 cup Rolled or ste! cut oats in milk or yoghurt with a handful of pomegranate seeds for sweetness + 1 of the above mentioned protein options which is as per your convenience. ¢) 2 medium sized dosa/ 2 pesarattu (green gram dosa )/ 2 chapati/ wheat roti with ‘sabji/ sambar/ chutney + 1 of the above protein options which is as per your convenience. ) 3 medium sized idli with 1 cup sambar/ chutney OR 2 idlis with 1 vada + 1 of the above protein options which is as per your convenience. ©) Whole wheat bread sandwich with a slice of cheese or egg omelette or Paneer and raw vegetables (no ketchups) 4) 1 bow! scrambled eggs with cheese (optional) +1 cup raw veggies salad 9) 1 cup broken wheat vegetable upma + 1 of the above protein options which is as Per your convenience. Mid- morning snack options (11:00 AM- 11:30 AM): a) 1 glass buttermilk 6) 1 fruit with a handful of nuts Fruits eaten guilt free Fruit eaten in limited quantity 1 whole apple, 2 elaichi bananas, 1 Quarter or half a slice mango, grapes orange, 1 sweet lime, 5-6 cube size (green and black), chikoo (sapota), watermelon OR papaya OR Jacktruit, custard apple muskmelon, 1 guava, kiwi, orange ©) 1 handful of seeds (pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, watermelon seeds) d) 4 cup makhana e) 1 cup masala peanuts 1) 1 glass tender coconut water 9) 1 katori roasted moong dhal Lunch (12:45 PM- 1:30 PM) a) 1 cup raw vegetable salad + 1 cup cooked vegetable sabji /poriyal OR sauteed vegetables + 1 cup protein option mentioned for breakfast OR thick consistency dhal / sambar/ kootu + 1-2 roti (besan mixed) + a cup of curd. ) 1 cup raw vegetable salad + 1 cup cooked vegetable sabji /poriyal OR sauteed vegetables + 1 cup protein option mentioned for breakfast OR thick consistency dhal / sambar/ kootu + % cup Basmati rice/ brown rice/ red rice / low GI Diabetic rice (you may choose any 1 as per your personal preference) + a cup of curd. ©) 1 cup raw vegetable salad + 1 cup cooked vegetable sabji /poriyal OR sauteed vegetables + 1 cup protein option mentioned for breakfast OR thick consistency dhal / sambar/ kootu + % ragi mudde (tennis ball sized) NOTE: Prefer ragi mudde only when an animal source protein such as eggs, chicken, mutton, fish curry or side dish is available @) 1 cup raw vegetable salad OR 1 bow! Soup + 1 plate chicken biryani (serve more chicken pieces and cut down on the rice quantity) + 1 big bow! raita ) % cup quinoa khichdi OR % cup millet OR broken wheat khichdi + 1 cup chicken (atilled/ tandoor/ curry) /fish / eggs + 1 cup raw veggies salad Evening snacks (with a cup of sugarless tea) between 4:00PM- 6:00PM a) 2 small besan chilla b) 1 cup sprouts (cooked) 9 a) 9 1 cup kabuli chana salad 1 katori puffed rice bhel (veggies and roasted dal mixed) ©) Roasted peanuts (1 katori)/ masala peanuts Roasted moong dal - 1 katori g) 1 cup makhana hy 2-4 threptin biscuits / keto almond cookies ) 1 cup soya splits! 1 cup protein puffs / wheat khakra -1 katori Dinner (between 8:00PM-9:00PM) 1 cup raw vegetable salad + 1 cup cooked vegetable sabji / stir fied vegetables 1 cup Dal OR protein option mentioned for breakfast + 1-2 roti/ chapati (besan mixed) OR millet khichdi with equal quantity mixed vegetables. AVOID RICE, RAGI AND JOWAR FOR DINNER. PREFER CHAPATI INSTEAD FOODS INCLUDED FOODS EATEN IN LIMIT 1) All complex | — 1) Dry fruits like dates and figs carbohydrates like | 2) Jackfruit wheat, millets, brown| 3) Custard apple rice, oats 4) Jaggery 2) All citrus fruits/ less| 5) Banana (robusta) sugary fruits 6) Sapota 3) All vegetables grown| 7) Sugarcane above the ground 8) Refined sugar 4) Roots and tubers like| 9) Honey elephant foot yam,| — 10)Mango carrot, radish 5) Nuts and oil seeds 6) Paneer, soya, tofu 7) Milk and cheese 8) Dals and sprouts 9) Green leafy vegetables 10)egg/ chicken/ fish 11)Chicken, vegetable broth/ soup 11) Ragi and Jowar 12)Refined flour - maida 13)White bread 14)Red meat Important dietary guidelines: 1) Each meal has to have a good amount of protein in it. You can include a cup of curd/ boiled peanuts/ roasted peanuts/ soya chunks sabji/ paneer sabji/ tofu/ sprouts/ dals / peanut chutney/ roasted unsalted nuts with your meal. 2) Each meal has to have a good amount of dietary fibre. Please include a good amount of raw vegetable salad, double the quantity of cooked vegetables as well. 3) Eat a handful of nuts/ oil seeds whenever you feel like snacking. Seeds include the following : flax seeds, sunflower seeds, watermelon seeds, pumpkin seeds. Quantity: 1 handful Roast them on a pan and store them in an airtight container. 4) Reduce the portion size of rice and wheat based products. 5) Split 3 large meals into 5 smaller meals 6) No fruit juice allowed. Tender coconut water can be consumed twice a week between 11:00 am- 12:00 pm. 2). Other snacking options include green gram sprouts salad, boiled chickpeas salad, roasted chana, roasted peanuts. Quantity : 1 cup. 8) Drink cinnamon infused water 15 minutes before lunch (optional) Method of preparation : 200 mi lukewarm water + 2 tsp lime juice + 1 tsp cinnamon powder. 9) Chicken without skin (lean meat) is recommended. 10)Any egg recipe can be made. 1 whole egg per day and egg whites if more than 1 egg is utilised. 11) If you choose to drink alcohol, do so in moderation ( not more than 2 drinks), choose low carbohydrate drinks. Avoid beer, sweet wines, liqueurs and cocktails. Make sure you eat something while drinking to prevent your blood sugars from going low. 025/209) PORTION SIZE OF VARIOUS FOOD GROUPS: a “Healthy Serving ofvegetabie = Size ofyourtwoopen hanes ‘Moong Sprouts 5 a 1 Serving of fish, meat = Yourpalm size Vinson Mathias, Dietician and Nutritionist A Health & Wellness clinic, Bangalore E-mail: dieticianvinsonmathias@gmail.com

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