By
Thomas Edward Nelson
One of the most perplexing problems that diabetics face is weight
loss. Many doctors insist it is a simple matter of consuming less
calories than are burned. And, in a perfect world that works. But most
diabetics will insist that there is more to it, because when they do the
same things as non-diabetics, they get no results, while their
non-diabetic friends drop pound after pound. Fad diets do not work, diet
products do not work, even exercise shows little or no results. The
struggling diabetics are right-- there is more to it than just cutting
calories.
Diabetes is caused by eating a bad diet, and a good diet is a key part of regaining control. But it is the bad diet that has placed a number of conditions in place that must be understood in order to win the fat war.
One of the most perplexing problems that diabetics face is weight
loss. Many doctors insist it is a simple matter of consuming less
calories than are burned. And, in a perfect world that works. But most
diabetics will insist that there is more to it, because when they do the
same things as non-diabetics, they get no results, while their
non-diabetic friends drop pound after pound. Fad diets do not work, diet
products do not work, even exercise shows little or no results. The
struggling diabetics are right-- there is more to it than just cutting
calories.Diabetes is caused by eating a bad diet, and a good diet is a key part of regaining control. But it is the bad diet that has placed a number of conditions in place that must be understood in order to win the fat war.
