Can You Have Oatmeal When You Have Diabetes? DO'S And DON'TS

[@rf7569]

Dont trust anyone !!! Trust your glucose meter.

[@SunilSingh-n5d]

I understand what you're but sometimes the meter the don't show up the right reading so it's better you take some good advice and most of all God is the best for us to put our trust in He gives the right knowledge more than anything else

[@bruceparker6142]

It would have been nice if God help people not get diabetes.

[@johnc3403]

Maybe if you trusted someone other than yourself, you wouldn't have diabetes in the first place. This video is full of good recommendations. He knows what he is talking about and if you learned a thing or two then all the better. And it didn't cost you a cent to watch it either. Maybe if you got off your ass and started exercising, you wouldn't need to be glued to your glucose meter. ..and maybe work on trusting people a little more.

[@theIssue-tt]

​@@bruceparker6142 God left rules if people refuse to read or listen there is something called Cause and Effect. Stop blaming God for poor choices

[@Beethechange1]

@@johnc3403 🤣🤣 really? Gee..🤔 kinda remember in the 80’s/90’s And doctors agreed.. fat is bad..

[@MrDarktunes]

I put protein in my oatmeal and some butter. For protein I add wallnuts and I add chiaseed and flaxseed, also for fiber. That makes the spike much lower.

[@Solo-_-..]

Really? How much lower?🤔

[@MrDarktunes]

@Solo-_-.. Actually, it didn't spike at all.

[@MrDarktunes]

@Solo-_-.. Actually, it didn't spike at all. And I forgot to mention I add lots of cinnamon too.

[@samanthawoodhull5372]

I like to add kefir to mine.

[@tatersquad2000]

You can eliminate the glucose spike from oatmeal if you add some healthy fat from nuts or cream, some protein powder, and even mix in some soluble fiber powder.

[@Beethechange1]

@@tatersquad2000 🤣show us a video.. Are you diabetic? That does not work

[@Solo-_-..]

🤣🤣🤥🤥🤥🤥 lies

[@Solo-_-..]

@@Beethechange1👍🏿

[@susannerodgers9027]

Thank you so much for making this easy

[@hiddysonday1]

I soak mine 24 hours in yoghurt. I then have it with berries, add cinnamon. My reading is under 5 before I have lunch.

[@efrenmoreno592]

A simple Yes or no

[@PyjamaLlama]

Yes, but avoid instant oats as they will spike your sugars very quickly. Steel-cut oats are best but take a long time to cook. Old fashioned or rolled oats can be OK in a pinch.

[@jeffj318]

Overnight oats. 💥

[@Lkjnn2287]

I had a bowl of steel cut oatmeal with banana, my blood sugar shot up to 190. I'll never eat oatmeal ever again

May be the banana. A diabetic shouldn't be earing bananas like that.

[@rodcamp4472]

No blood test?

[@carmenhernandez4136]

I'm agree with you

[@noreenduke8410]

You people don't want people to eat nothing geese

[@belindahernandez6930]

😂For reals some time I wanna give up

[@omadjourney]

I definitely am struggling and sometimes I make bad decisions because I don't know what to eat!

[@rithaoscar7058]

Me too 😢

[@Starswake]

goose

[@johnsonpaul1914]

Eat any animal product except for the milk part of dairy (butter fat is healthy and good). Eat any plant product that is not a seed, grain, fruit or root. Cant go wrong as stated. I think the word you wanted was Geez

[@helenmattless4065]

Oatmeal beneficial for people with diabetes, only if they eat it instead of something worse.Better of with eggs and bacon, no sugar spike with that.

[@WadmanP]

One strategy I've seen discussed is to eat protein and fats just before consuming carbs. It's supposed to help mitigate the glucose spike.

[@Beethechange1]

@@WadmanPit doesn’t

[@johnsonpaul1914]

@@WadmanP Much simpler to just not eat the unnecessary carbs in the first place

[@johnsonpaul1914]

It is questionable if ANY grain is human food for anyone.

[@jeffj318]

Another science denier making comments.

[@johnsonpaul1914]

@@jeffj318 Farmers will use whole grains to put fat on their animals, yet we are supposed to eat multiple servings of the same thing and be healthy? Damn right I am a denier of big food funded nonsense

[@victoriaburgess700]

Ahhh, fat free milk has more sugar than low fat…fat is okay, we need it. Just depends what type.

[@johnsonpaul1914]

use the cream and forget the milk

[@rf7569]

if adding fibre to a poison, can we make the poison to a healthy thing?

[@Beethechange1]

To them.. yup🤣

[@jeffj318]

Another science denier making comments.

[@davidharber6790]

Do throw it in the bin, don’t eat it … simples

[@Beethechange1]

👍🏿

[@alikandil1771]

berries are not sweeteners :)

[@sheilagiddens7114]

Can I have grits for breakfast if I'm a diabetic cause I love grits

[@WeAreNotGoingBackEver]

No

[@JxT1957]

you're mentioning instant oatmeal with added sugars. Quaker 1 minute instant oats in the large round container has no added sugar.

[@WadmanP]

Apparently, the processing which makes oats faster to cook also dramatically raises its glycemic effect. For me, this was on the order of 50-70 points even two hours postprandial (with added Benefiber, Ceylon cinnamon, and a glass of correctly diluted ACV!). I'm now experimenting with regular slow cooked oats that have been cooled in the fridge overnight.

[@JxT1957]

@@WadmanP i now eat Quaker quick 3 minute steel cut oats and my A1C went from 6.1 to 5.3

[@WadmanP]

@@JxT1957 5.3? That's awesome! That means you can very occasionally enjoy a treat without feeling like sugar is going to shoot from your eyes.

[@johnsonpaul1914]

25 carbs in one cup cooked with nothing else. Peter Paul Almond Joy is 26 carbs for comparison.

[@mygeorge32n]

Low-fat milk, really?

[@45graham45]

Why use low fat milk? Surely full fat will spike insulation less.

[@Saf_Ibn_Sayyad_Bacon]

Fat actually helped me keep blood sugars under control.

[@iamodmk]

UGHHH fack helpful but not helpful lol it just makes my life harder. Idk what to do.

[@Beethechange1]

🤣🤣🤣… nope.. a suitable meal plan for diabetes.. is.. no oatmeal

[@jeffj318]

Another science denier making comments. 😱🤔

[@Beethechange1]

@@jeffj318 what science am i denying? Are you type 2? Then tell us your story of how oatmeal in your diet does not spike your bg/insulin.. And you have perfect BG without meds… Teach us