I have had type 2 for almost 3 years and to read a statement like:
"Type 2 diabetics can entirely control their condition through managing their diet including:
• Avoid simple carbohydrates, choosing more complex carbohydrates,
• Choosing good lean protein, such as fish, lean meats, poultry
• Eating lots of vegetables"
is, to say the least, untrue, bad advice and bad journalism.
Since the human body is the most complex life form on earth and each one is unique, how can the blanket statement above be true?
I would suggest "better control their condition" would make more sense.
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I have had type 2 for almost 3 years and to read a statement like:
"Type 2 diabetics can entirely control their condition through managing their diet including:
• Avoid simple carbohydrates, choosing more complex carbohydrates,
• Choosing good lean protein, such as fish, lean meats, poultry
• Eating lots of vegetables"
is, to say the least, untrue, bad advice and bad journalism.
Since the human body is the most complex life form on earth and each one is unique, how can the blanket statement above be true?
I would suggest "better control their condition" would make more sense.
March 15, 2009 - 8:19amThis Comment
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