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I have heard from a few sources that keto can be good for a diabetic, is this something that i could do with these weekly meal plans?
Hi, crabs. Yes, keto can be good for a diabetic, due to the very low carbohydrate content. You can make them even better for you by going as plant-based as possible, so that most of the fat is from things like nuts, olives, and avocado rather than beef, bacon, and eggs.
When I select low sugar on my menu will that give me the keto diet or do I need to select keto. If I do select keto will it be ok as a diabetic or will I need to change a few things to get some sugar out of the diet?
Hi, crabs. No, low-sugar will still give you the non-keto low-carb option. You need to select “keto” in your profile to get keto. The keto diet is the lowest sugar possible, so you won’t need to make any changes to it in that regard.
On the normal diet there is a massive amount of daily veggies and im struggling to eat everything on the diet, its just to much… do the free veggies count in the daily intake of 6 servings of veggies? If I was to have a salad at lunch would that count as 3 servings or do I need to eat 3 servings of veggies off the veggie meal list?
Hi, crabs. One serving of vegetables is one cup raw or 1/2 cup cooked. That means that a three-cup salad would take care of three servings. When you measuring it out, it really isn’t that much – it’s less than most large salad servings at restaurants.
Also could i skip a snack if I am still full from my last meal? or could I eat it later that 2 hours?
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