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2. type2diabetes.com › nutrition › avoid-sugar-cravingHow to Avoid Sugar Cravings When Living With Type 2 Diabetes

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   Avoid sugar cravings when living with type 2 diabetes by practicing mindful eating, eating consistent meals throughout the day, & following a balanced diet.

3. www.verywellhealth.com › hyperphagia-5114613Diabetic Hyperphagia: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments

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   Apr 28, 2024 · Eat high-fiber, low-carbohydrate foods. Drink plenty of water. Eat a high-protein breakfast. Eat without distractions such as the TV. Keep food interesting with a variety of tastes, herbs, and spices. Exercise through a craving. Distract yourself while having a craving—go on a walk, take a shower, or do an activity you enjoy.

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5. diabetesstrong.com › how-to-stop-sugar-cravingsHow to Stop Sugar Cravings - Diabetes Strong

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   Jun 7, 2021 · Updated: October 5, 2022. The sweet taste of sugar from ice cream, candy, cola, and even breakfast cereals seems to dance on the tongue, oftentimes leaving one craving more.

6. www.summahealth.org › flourish › entries10 Early Signs of Diabetes That Shouldn't Be Ignored

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   Jan 10, 2022 · Chances are good at one time or another you have experienced unpleasant symptoms — an upset stomach, diarrhea, nausea or bloating — after eating a delicious meal. Reactions from food are common, but it can be challenging to understand the cause. Food intolerance can trigger some of the same physical symptoms as a food allergy.

7. nutritionsource.hsph.harvard.edu › cravingsCravings - The Nutrition Source

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   You may feel increasingly excited as you imagine how it will taste and how you’ll feel eating it. Maybe you last ate several hours ago, or maybe you’re still digesting your last meal. These urges are called cravings, which can pop up at any moment, and aren’t always fueled by hunger pangs.

8. www.diabetes.org.uk › guide-to-diabetes › enjoy-foodSugar cravings: combating a sweet tooth - Diabetes UK

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   If you’re not experiencing stomach hunger when you’re craving, then it means you’re ‘hungry’ for something else. Sometimes only sweet food will do, but rather than just ‘numbing out’ and eating unconsciously, start to see the desire for sweet food as a symptom, or clue, revealing something else.

9. www.abc.net.au › news › 2021/05/19Satisfying cravings if you live with diabetes - ABC News

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   May 19, 2021 · How do you handle cravings when living with diabetes? According to Ms Cooke, food cravings are "non-hungry eating". "They happen when you're bored or procrastinating. Or even just from habit.