Diabetes care for people of African and Caribbean origin: Food Special
Unlock secrets of diabetes care tailored for African & Caribbean origin! Dive into special food guides that change lives. π²πΏ #HealthFirst Diabetes care for people of African and Caribbean origin: Food Special
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Do you know your cassava from your yam? Do you know how much sugar is in a can of Supermalt? Not everyone from an African or Caribbean background will eat cassava or drink Supermalt, but it is not uncommon for traditional stews, porridges and other bread-based dishes to be featured in food diaries.
As such, a basic understanding of staple food items and drinks consumed across Africa and the Caribbean can be useful for healthcare professionals advising people living with diabetes.
In this episode, healthcare specialists and participants review nutrition information for staple foods and drinks from Africa and the Caribbean. They also discuss possible alternative to dishes high in carbohydrates, and the recent report on lower carbohydrate diets for adults with type 2 diabetes by the UK Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN).
*Novo Nordisk has provided sponsorship to Diabetes Africa to support the costs of running this virtual event series. Novo Nordisk has not had any input into selection of speakers, programme content or agendas
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