In order to achieve normal blood glucose levels, a diabetic should consume what they are prepared to "cover" with insulin, accounting for exercise; consuming too much or too little food relative to insulin may result in excessively high or low blood sugar levels. A healthy diet, balanced with fruits, vegetables, proteins and carbohydrates should be maintained. Diabetics should maintain a reasonable weight, where a person's diet should reflect overall health.
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