Diabetic Diet Chart for Type 1 Diabetes, Type 2 Diabetes, Juvenile Diabetes, Gestational Diabetes

Diet Chart

Counting Carbohydrates

Counting carbohydrates in the foods you eat can help you control your blood glucose. This is because carbohydrates raise your blood glucose more than any other nutrient.

The balance between the amount of carbohydrates you eat and insulin determines how much your blood glucose level goes up after meals. This means you need to know what foods have carbohydrates and how many carbohydrate servings to eat to keep your blood glucose within the target range.

DIET CHART FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY

Food item

Serving Size

1cu=15gm carb

Calorie(KCALS)

Protein(gms)

Fat(gms)

Carb(CHO)

Main Course

Wheat Flour Chapati

1(90gm flour)

1/3 chapati

240

7.2

0.6

48

Tuar Dal (plain)

1 katori

1 katori

100.5

6.69

0.51

17.28

Paneer Palak

1 serving

1 serving

407

8.3

36.3

11.6

Jeera Aloo

1 serving

1serving

209

1.3

15.1

17.1

Plain steamed rice

1katori

3/4 katori

86.25

1.7

0.12

19.55

Breakfast

Idli

1 idli(72.5gm)

1 idli

115.65

3.7

1.51

21.81

Masala Dosa

1(200gm)

Qtr dosa

400

8

12

65

Upma

130

1katori

210

55

9

26

Banana

1(100gm)

43.5gm

116

1.2

0.3

27.2

Others

Chilli Chicken

1 serving

307.4

44.16

7.65

15.62

Cheese Burger

1 sandwich

1/2

310

15

12

35

Cheese pan pizza

1slice

1/2

280

11

13

29

French fries(Small)

68gm

39gm

210

3

10

26

Coca Cola (Medium)

480ml

179ml

150

0

0

40

The Diabetes foundation (India) has recommended new dietary guidelines for Indians. The new guidelines for Indian Diabetics contains dietary recommendations based on several factors like calculation of Ideal body weight, Calorie needs as per body weight , no. of servings for different food groups/types for different calorie needs. It covers food for all regional diabetics. It also covers Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks, Dinner for Diabetics in India. It covers foods of various types viz, Cereals, Salads, Meat, Leafy Vegetables, Pulses, Beans, Chapatis, Rava Idli, Curd, Coffee, Dosa, Butter milk and many more.

The chart below was sourced from Livemint.com and is prepared as per recommendations from Diabetes Foundation (India).

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Note:
1lb = 0.45359237 kg
100 lb = 45.359237 kg
106 lb = 48.08079122 kg
1CU = 1Carb Unit

Reference : http://clinical.diabetesjournals.org/content/23/3/123.full last accessed 21 Apr 2010

 

 

Source: Diabetic Diet Chart for Type 1 Diabetes, Type 2 Diabetes, Juvenile Diabetes, Gestational Diabetes

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