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There are bolus type options available on your pump that can be helpful in handling the rare high-fat
meal. Before using bolus type options, you should be at ease using basic pump features and consult with
your healthcare professional.
P
rotein and blood glucose
Protein has little effect on blood glucose when eaten in moderate amounts, and normally does not require
any insulin.
Sources of protein include:
meat fish poultry
eggs cheese peanut butter
tofu dried beans dried peas
Protein needs are the same for people with and without diabetes, unless kidney disease is present. Most
people eat more protein than they need. Protein does not need to be part of every meal. In general,
140-200 grams of protein a day is enough. If you have high cholesterol or are trying to lose weight, eat
leaner proteins such as chicken and fish.
Other things that affect blood glucose
Fiber may slow down the rise in blood glucose after a meal. Fiber grams are not absorbed. They can be
subtracted from the Total Carbohydrate amount for foods or meals with more than 5 grams of fiber. Fiber
is an important part of a healthy diet. Suggestions for fiber intake are the same for people with and
without diabetes.
Sodium (salt) has no effect on blood glucose. Moderate sodium intake is suggested for people with or
without diabetes. If you have high blood pressure or are affected by sodium, limit the amount of sodium in
your diet.
Alcohol can cause low blood glucose by slowing down the release of glucose from the liver. This glucose
release keeps blood glucose in target between meals. Therefore, food should be eaten while having a
drink with alcohol. The carbohydrate content of different types of alcohol can be found in carbohydrate
counting books. Consult your healthcare professional for guidelines on bolusing for alcohol.
Vitamins and minerals have no effect on blood glucose.
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