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• What percentage of food from this group?
• End products of carbohydrate metabolism
• Types - mono, di, oligo, and polysaccharides
– fiber, cellulose, hemicellulose, pectins, lignins
– starch, dextrins, maltose, glucose
– alcohols, methyl, propyl, isopropyl,
• Function
• How many servings?
– Breakfast -- two
– Lunch -- two
– Supper -- one
• Serving size -- appropriate for you
• Layers of a grain -- bran, vitamin and
mineral, starch and protein, germ
• Importance to the diabetic -- staff of life
 How many servings?
 One, two, or three at breakfast
 One or none at supper
 Serving size
 Consider weight, blood sugar level, comfort
 Form
– fresh, whole, juiced, pureed
– dried, canned
– cooked, uncooked
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Resveratrol - anticoagulant
Elagic acid - prevents gout, anticancer
Vitamin C - antioxidant, cancer inhibition
Beta carotene - anti-aging, anticancer
Coumarins - prevents excessive clotting
Limonoids - disarms carcinogens
Plant enzymes and sterols - anticlots, anticancer
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Alliin
Quercetin
Lycopenes
Flavonoids
anticancer
• quercetin
• cyanidins
• Sources
Plant
• Nuts
• Legumes
• Protein derivatives
Animal
• Downside of animal proteins for diabetics
• Servings - grams needed daily
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Viruses
 cancer
 multiple
sclerosis
 unknown
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Bacteria
Diabetogenic factors
Adverse eye factors
Metabolic burden for kidneys and liver
 Free or combined fats?
 Good sources?
 Grams daily?
 What about therapeutic
fats?
– Vitamins, fat soluble
– Mineral oil
– Flaxseed, balanced oils
 Monosaccharides - glucose, fructose
 Disaccharides - sucrose, maltose, lactose
 Polysaccharides
 Fiber - cellulose, hemicellulose, pectins, lignins
 Starch - maltose, glucose, dextrins
 Alcohol - methyl, propyl, isopropyl, ethyl
 Inositol
 Glucosamine
 Hyaluronic
acid
 Sorbitol
 Saccharin
sodium
 Aspartame dipeptide
 Cyclamate calcium
 Energy
food, vitamin and mineral tagalongs
 Protein sparing
 Fat metabolism requirement
 Antitoxin
 Anti-carcinogen
 Cleansing and stimulating the bowel
 Nerve and blood vessel precursor material
In one hour, $ in. of jejunum absorbs $ oz.
glucose.
 Form of carbohydrate - sugar, alcohol, starch
 Mixture of nutrients, the greater, the slower
 Stomach irritants (vinegar, spices, black & red pepper)
 Alcohol
 Poor chewing increases HCl production in stomach as
do high protein foods, salty foods, alcohol, & drugs
to avoid disease
Hyaluronic acid - fruits, nuts, olives, avocado
Deficiency detaches the vitreous and leads to
permanent floaters.
Glucosamine - fruits, grains, beans
Deficiency leads to skeletal disorders.
Choline - beans, peas, grains; keeps tendons firm
Deficiency results from refined grains, junk food,
soft drinks and causes decreased appetite control,
nerve disorders.
to avoid
disease
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Diabetic Neuropathy
• myoinositol - cantaloupe, citrus, legumes, soybeans
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Diabetic Retinopathy
• hyalouronic acid - fruits (blueberries), nuts, olives, avocados
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Overweight
• high fiber and water content, low calorie foods
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Osteoporosis
• boron, zinc, magnesium, water, calcium
• Water drinking
– thirst interpreted as hunger
– highly concentrated foods
• Exercise
– hormone balance - GH, estrogen, serotonin
• Regularity
– two meals and supper for some
• Appetite stimulants
– refined, fermented, salty or sweet foods
– coffee, spices
– insulin levels, base line and after meals
• overeating, snacking
Choline
– fruits and vegetables provide protective nutrients
– variety at meals, during the week
Habits
– snacking, entertaining, eating out,
serving size, pot lucks
Disorder
– surroundings, sleep, schedule
• Sorbitol in apples for constipation
• Polyphenols in apples,
grapes, blueberries for viruses
• Glycyrrhiza from licorice for
infections, caries
• Vinyl dithiins from heated
garlic for asthma
• Alliin from garlic for blood clots
• Flavones from soy for
the heart and cancer
• Saponins from citrus
for breast cancer
• Indole-3-carbinol from
cabbage or broccoli for warts
• Adhesin inhibitor from
cranberries and blueberries
for cystitis