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Diet For Diabetics
on Feb 8, 2006 in diabetics diet sugar Diet For Diabetics diabetes fibre Dietary Guidelines : Foods that can be used freely :*Vegetables*Green leafy vegetables*Spices*High-fibre foodsFoods to be used in moderate amounts :*Fats*Nuts*Cereals/Roots/Tubers*Pulses*Fruits*Milk Products*Eggs*Artificial sweetenersFoods to be avoi...
Do as I say...
on Sep 4, 2006 in heart attack obesity diabetes pizza A funny thing happened tonight at work. I admitted a lady who had chest pain because I was concerned she may have had a heart attack. She is obese and has a crap diet (her bedside cabinet was laden with Coke/sweets/crisps and she had only been in hos...
Epilogue to the Consumerism in India Series
on Oct 20, 2006 in affluence diabetes consumerism An article (login may be required) in today's New York Times provides the perfect epilogue to the now-concluded five-part series "Consumerism in India: A Faustian Bargain?" (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) In the series, I focused more on the psychological and...
Elsewhere on the "Diabetes in India" story
on Oct 20, 2006 in progress development diabetes Indian economy So far, most of what I've read in the blogosphere about the NY Times article on Type 2 diabetes in India can be categorized as "Yeah, it's a problem, we know it" (see here). At Sepia Mutiny, a post on the article has prompted 140+ comments, some of w...
Diseases of Poverty, Diseases of Affluence
on Oct 20, 2006 in development poverty diabetes globalization I've been meaning to blog again about the rising rates of diabetes in India. My previous discussion, with some links to other bloggers' views on the issue, can be found here and here.I think there is no doubt that the rise of diabetes is, in part, a...