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Best breads

27th January 201717th February 2019 Jo Paterson bread, food recommendations, Lidl high protein rolls, protein bread, protein rolls, rolls, sandwich thins, what to eat, wraps

The best breads for gestational diabetes, re-launched for 2017 Most of us love bread and with so many different types

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What is food pairing?

18th December 20162nd March 2019 Jo Paterson food pairing, GD food pairing, pairing, what to eat

What is GD food pairing? One of the most common questions we’re asked is what is GD food pairing? My

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Falling off the wagon

11th November 201617th February 2019 Jo Paterson binged, bored, caved, cheat, cracked, Falling off the wagon, fed up, given up

Falling off the wagon Many ladies who are faced with the challenge of a strict gestational diabetes diet may have

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Best yoghurts

11th November 201617th February 2019 Jo Paterson breakfast, food recommendations, Greek, Skyr, snacks, what to eat, yoghurt, yogurt

The best yoghurts for gestational diabetes Yoghurt can be a great breakfast, snack or ‘dessert’ which keep blood sugar levels

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Slimming world and gestational diabetes

11th November 201617th February 2019 Jo Paterson BMI, dieting, fat, slimming world, weight gain, weight loss, weight watchers, what to eat

Slimming world and gestational diabetes Following a few questions around Slimming World and gestational diabetes in our Facebook support group,

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Why typical GD dietary advice doesn’t work

11th November 201621st February 2019 Jo Paterson 8 Golden Rules, carb amounts, carb counting, Cholesterol, Dietary advice, Eatwell Guide, Eatwell Plate, high fat, LCHF, NHS GD diet, typical GD dietary advice, unhealthy diet, what to eat

‘Typical’ GD Dietary Advice vs Gestational Diabetes UK Dietary Advice What do we mean by typical GD dietary advice? Simply the advice

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Foods that naturally lower blood sugar levels

31st October 201622nd February 2019 Jo Paterson apple cider vinegar, avocado, basil, berries, blueberries, caffeine, cherries, chocolate, cinnamon, coffee, fenugreek, foods good for blood glucose, foods good for blood sugar, garlic, green tea, kefir, kefir milk, naturally lower blood glucose, nuts, onions, peanut butter, prevent type 2 diabetes, probiotics, raspberry leaf tea, vinegar

Foods that may help naturally lower blood sugar levels This post is to share research and evidence around foods which

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Sweeteners

31st October 201618th February 2019 Jo Paterson agave nectar, Canderel, coconut sugar, dates, dried fruit, food recommendations, golden syrup, honey, maple syrup, molasses, polyols, Splenda, Stevia, Sucralose, sugar, sugar alcohols, Sukrin, sweeteners, syrup, treacle, Truvia, what to eat, Xylitol

Sweeteners and sugar… it’s a minefield! Sweeteners are recommended to replace table sugar in many recipes but with so many

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Ice cream

31st October 201618th February 2019 Jo Paterson coolers, food recommendations, frozen yoghurt, ice cream, ice lollies, iced drinks, milkshakes, what to eat

Ice cream, ice lollies & frozen yoghurt With the first glimpses of some sunshine last weekend, we’ve seen a few ladies asking

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Are you missing the spike?

31st October 201618th February 2019 Jo Paterson 15 minute testing, additional testing, CGM, continual glucose monitoring, spike testing, spikes, targets, test times, testing every 15 minutes

Could you be missing the spike in your blood sugar levels? A spike in blood sugar levels is the highest

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Shopping List

4th May 2018 Jo Paterson Comments Off on Shopping List

Gestational Diabetes Shopping List Once diagnosed, it’s best to change your diet immediately and so the first thing most ladies

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What is food pairing?

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Why typical GD dietary advice doesn’t work

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Reduced Movements with Gestational Diabetes

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Driving & Gestational diabetes

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Preventing Type 2 diabetes after gestational diabetes

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Breakfast cereal – GD kryptonite!

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32 – 36 weeks, the toughest time for most

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