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🍳 Diabetes and breakfast: What time works best for you?
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I eat after my morning process. First, shower (if i dont get a shower, its going to be a bad day). Put contacts in, Meds, brush teeth, feed the cat, feed the dog, make coffee for my wife and my self, take dog out. Then i get to eat about 7:00am . But if i also dont do it in that order, it will mess up my day because of my autism. I need structure.
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My breakfast is a full pot of dark roast. (I know I should be better)
This is how I have been for years.
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Somya.P
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Hi everyone 👋
Let’s talk about mornings!
If you’re living with diabetes, you’ve probably heard that breakfast is one of the most important meals of the day, but when you eat it can make a difference, too. Some people need food right after waking up, while others wait a little and base it on how they’re feeling or what their blood sugar looks like.
💬 What about you?
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For some members, testing before and after breakfast has helped them find what works best. Others have shared that high-fiber or protein-rich foods in the morning make a big difference.
This space is here for you to share what helps, and maybe learn a new idea or two along the way.
Take care,
Somya from the Carenity team 🌼