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Planning a Diabetic Diet

There is actually no such thing as a standardized "diabetic diet."

The preparation of a dietary regimen for a diabetic can be considered under three steps.

All three steps involve estimation of daily dietary caloric requirement of the individual person. This is estimated after considering a number of variable factors like age, sex, actual weight, desirable weight, activity and occupation of the patient.

Kilo Calories/Day Based on Activity

Sedentary individual 30 kcal/kg/day
Moderately active individuals 35 kcal/kg/day
Heavily active individuals 40 kcal/kg/day


Calories/Day based on Proportion of carbohydrate, protein and fat

Carbohydrates 50 - 60%
Protein 10 - 15%
Fat 30 - 35%


Calories Per Day Based On Calorie Distribution In Every Meal

For Breakfast 20% of the total calories
For Lunch 35% of the total calories
For Dinner 30 % of the total calories.
For late-Evening Feed 15% of the total calories.

 

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