UOG Horizons: Knowledge for Life - Eating local with diabetes

UOG Horizons: Knowledge for Life - Eating local with diabetes

UOG Horizons: Knowledge for Life - Eating local with diabetes


1/8/2025

Photo of plate divided into sections displaying suggested foods for diabetics

Tanisha Aflague
Dr. Tanisha Aflague, Associate Professor at the University of Guam Cooperative Extension & Outreach

Seeking to simplify healthy eating? Try using the Diabetes Plate method to guide your portions and support managing your diabetes. The Diabetes Plate is based off a 9-inch plate. Generally, half of the plate at most meals should be nonstarchy vegetables, one-quarter of the plate should be lean or plant-based proteins, and the remaining one-quarter should be carbohydrate foods, like starchy vegetables, whole fruit, whole grains, or low-fat dairy. Next to the plate is water, sparkling water, or zero-calorie flavored water.

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