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How do you handle sugar cravings?
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Posted on 8/31/21 8:32 PM
Every once in awhile I get this intense craving for sweets. Sugar free jello and candy doesn't help. I've found a few keto dessert recipes and wondered if they would curb my cravings. Any advice will be most welcome!!
Beginning of the discussion - 9/2/21
How do you handle sugar cravings? https://www.carenity.us/forum/diabetes-type-2/living-with-type-2-diabetes/sugar-cravings-3713Posted on 9/2/21 10:21 PM
Hello @jbuccolo, thank you for opening this discussion! Let me tag some other members who can share their thoughts and advice with you!
Hi everyone, how are you doing today? Do you ever get sugar cravings? If so, how do you manage it? Do you have any go-to recipes or snacks?
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Take care,
Courtney
Posted on 9/2/21 10:39 PM
Hello and how are you doing. When it come to sugar cravings I usually give in but I don't go over board. and my A1C is being maintain at 6.2. I know I could do better and should do better but to give up all bad vices well that would present a problem.
Posted on 9/3/21 2:49 AM
I've known I have diabetes since Tuesday and I don't even know what type yet. My a1c was 2.9 (apparently unheard of) on a fasting glucose a week ago. I'm blind sided by this, I haven't ever been a sweets person, I've always craved meat and, until I was about 13, straight salt. I would eat it by the handful. Pretty sure I'm an alcoholic (bad childhood, not that it's an excuse). I just turned 30 in May. I have no idea what's happening. I've known I've had PCOS for less than approx. 5 years but I don't know if the PCOS caused my diabetes or if diabetes caused my PCOS. And I'm already overwhelmed with how people respond to a diabetes diagnosis, I've told 2 people so far (Fiance and sister) and they seem to have tons of opinions and seem to think I can get past this with diet and exercise (sister). I'm at a loss here. That's all.