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Chapter 1
00:05
Chapter 2
00:32
Chapter 3
01:20
Chapter 4
01:46
Chapter 5
02:16
Chapter 6
02:36
Chapter 7
03:07
Chapter 8
03:26
Chapter 9
03:51
Chapter 10
04:11
Chapter 11
04:37
Chapter 12
05:13
Chapter 13
05:43
Chapter 14
06:02
Chapter 15
06:41
Chapter 16
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Chapter 17
07:46
Chapter 18
08:12
Chapter 19
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Chapter 20
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Type two Diabetes and Nutrition
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outline learning objective
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to have a better understanding of the chronic disease,
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To have a better understanding of the role nutrition plays in this disease.
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To understand the role carbs play and diabetes too.
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To understand the rural fats play and diabetes to and
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to find alternatives to unhealthy foods in our diets,
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abstract
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What is type two diabetes,
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It is a chronic disease that affects the way your body controls and uses sugar.
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What is nutrition
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nutrition is about the understanding of the food that we eat
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and how healthy it is for our body
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Nutrition and type two diabetes.
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Go hand in hand.
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Why
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it is because your diet can put you at risk for this disease.
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The foods we eat today can potentially be high in
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carbs and fat and many of us are uninformed.
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We all need to learn how to manage a healthy
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blood sugar level or we can potentially develop this disease.
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Humans eat every day and are surrounded by unhealthy choices.
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The foods we eat can cause our glucose levels to rise,
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putting us at risk
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with too much sugar in your system constantly,
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Your body can either resist or not produce enough of insulin.
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A diet high in carbs and fats can affect our levels.
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Yeah,
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the issue today is, many people do not realize
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how unhealthy the food is that they are eating.
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Even things seemed healthy such as juice are lighted with sugar.
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The foods we take in our full of added sugars and saturated fats.
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Americans are not well informed on the nutrition behind their food.
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No one knows so no one cares.
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The diet we consume can truly make or break us.
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Carbs are your body's main source of fuel and energy.
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Carbs also have the greatest effect on your blood sugar levels.
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If you eat too many, your glucose levels will skyrocket.
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Your body may end up losing control over your levels.
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Carbs
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atoms high in carbs are sweet potatoes and white bread.
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I put a link in there to more foods that are super high in carbs.
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It is a good idea to count them as well and you can do this by reading food labels,
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which is a great way to start
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fun foods without added sugars and look for foods with fiber and vitamins.
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Those two nutrients can keep your blood sugar levels more stable.
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Carbs can be replaced in your diet. Leafy Greens are a great place to start.
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Good options are 100% whole wheat bread, oatmeal,
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brown rice and non starchy vegetables.
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To say the least. Carbs are good for you, but not an excessive amount.
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Yeah,
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fatty foods, fats are loaded with calories and are very unhealthy.
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A diet high in fats can lead to weight gain and obesity.
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Body fat can also make your blood sugar levels rise.
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They can cause your body to develop a resistance to insulin
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putting on extra weight. Can put you at a higher risk for diabetes too.
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They are not only loaded with calories, but cholesterol.
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A surplus of cholesterol can bring forth many health issues,
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saturated fats are a type of unhealthy fat that raises your levels of cholesterol.
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We all love bacon, but bacon does not love us.
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Saturated fats are found in butter, cheese, meat and processed boots.
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The biggest issue is they are found in dairy and me.
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Most people eat from animal sources and consider most of them to be healthy.
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They're bad for you. If you take in a surplus.
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They are found everywhere from your local gas
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station to your favorite fast food chain.
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Great alternatives are avocados, dark chocolate and fatty fish.
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Having a diet including unsaturated fats and oils is much better for you.
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Healthy fats are are best found in plant sources,
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Reducing our fat and tight can reduce our risk
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of type two diabetes and improve our overall health.
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Look for these healthy fats which are unsaturated, mono,
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unsaturated poly unsaturated
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and then stay away from trans fats and saturated
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fats.
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Protein is a great source of energy.
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It barely affects your blood sugar levels and keeps it stable.
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It helps with sugar cravings and feeling full after eating
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sources are beans, Logan's eggs, peas,
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soy foods and lean meats such as chicken and turkey.
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Warning. Animal sources do contain saturated fat. So
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watch out for that.
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Yeah,
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Another great sources veggies,
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You can find many with tons of fiber that are low in calories and saturated fats,
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fruits are also a great alternative. As long as the sugar is not very high.
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So make sure you're reading labels.
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Super Foods for people who have diabetes
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include items rich in vitamins and minerals,
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Chia seeds include and provide fiber protein and omega three fatty acids.
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They can bring down the glycemic
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load of any meal.
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Wild Salmon is also delicious meal that
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has anti inflammatory Omega three fatty acids.
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Cinnamon is a great spice to add into your diet.
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It can be added to oatmeal or coffee.
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White balsamic vinegar can be used on salad and helps insulin work.
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Medical nutrition therapy involving low carbohydrate diets,
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low glycemic index diets and fiber rich diets can
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Ameliorate postprandial glucose excursion in type two diabetes patients,
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even if you have this disease, you can become healthier,
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there is hope to finding a better diet and better nutrition,
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physical activity and a better diet are a great way to start.
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You should avoid these.
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If you are facing being pre diabetic diabetic
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or even changing your diet for the better
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sugar, sweetened beverages,
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trans fat, white bread, pasta and rice, fruit flavored yogurt,
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sweetened breakfast cereal,
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flavored coffee drinks, honey and maple syrup,
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dried fruit
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packaged snack foods,
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fruit juice and french fries.
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Yeah,
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the foods in our diet can contain high amounts of carbs and fats that can harm us.
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We have so many unhealthy choices surrounding us with such great prices.
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The food we eat is most profitable after all.
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The issue is the worst price we will pay is our health.
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Learning about nutrition and our food can make all the difference.
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Reading labels can be a great place to start.
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Yeah.
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A future recommendation I would give is to put more funding into nutrition.
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Everyone should be more aware of what they are putting into their bodies.
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My career is nursing
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in this research will give me a prior knowledge to such a big disease.
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I can teach people
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who are facing being prediabetic or diabetic.
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I can inform inform them of healthy alternatives as well as harmful foods.
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Nursing deals with keeping people healthy and our
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nutritional status is a great place to start.
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Mhm.
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And these are all my references
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and thank you for listening.
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