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Old 12-11-2008, 10:04 PM #7
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Hey Mac!!! If I am eating correctly which is not all of the time ut if I am I always always eat a protein with the carbs...I have to eat some carbs so I eat crackers and put peanut better on them or if I eat oatmeal I grab a hunka cheese to help level of the absorbtion od the carb! You should try to go to a diabetic clinic and talk to a dietitian...very helpful!!
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