And with just 1 Carb Choice per 8 fl oz bottle compared to 2 Carb Choices per 8 fl oz bottle of Glucerna Advance Shake*, BOOST Glucose Control drink is a great choice for anyone managing their carb intake. Remember, when you check the Nutrition Facts panel of a BOOST Glucose Control bottle, not only does it provide 16g of protein (32% Daily Value) to help manage hunger, but also 3g of fiber and 25 essential vitamins and minerals. 5th Finish Strong: Get Enough of These Nutrients Vitamins and Minerals such as Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, Potassium, and Vitamins A, C, D, E, & K We hope these tips will help make food label reading and meal planning easier. Check with a diabetes educator or registered dietitian about a food plan and the amount of Carb Choices that are best for you. Use this number to convert carb grams to Carb Choices (15g of Total Carbs = 1 Carb Choice). Total carbs include starches, naturally occurring and added sugar, and fiber. Next check out the grams of 'Total Carbohydrates' in each serving. Now that you know the serving size and how many servings you're really consuming, don't forget that if you double the servings you eat, you double the calories you consume as well. It's important to know how many servings are in the actual portions of the snacks and meals that you are consuming. Here are 5 easy tips for making the most of the Nutrition Facts panel: Always check the size of a single serving and see how many servings are in each package.

However, it's the first place to look when making wise food choices to help manage diabetes. And the Nutrition Facts panel on packaged foods and beverages can be confusing. Managing Diabetes: A Heads-Up on Nutrition Facts Panels and Food Choices When living with diabetes, deciding what to eat can be a challenge.

Occasionally I'll whip it up with 1/4 banana, o I like the chocolate flavor, and in one scoop there are only 4g net carbs.

Anyway, at the present time time my breakfast drink is made from a soy protein powder from GNC (I'm allergic to milk/whey). Because of that I have a breakfast drink around 6:30am (I start work at 6:45) and then might have a slice of toast or oatmeal w/o sugar on my a.m. Lost 47 pounds on 13 weeks and my A1C has dropped from 6.8 when diagnosed 3 mo, ago to 6.3 I've had a 'mental bruise' for years concerning breakfast. Does anyone have experience with this or know of a better carb control drink that might be a better breakfast solution? Thanks for any input. Family T1 on insulin pump since 1997 I just learned about Boost with Glucose control drink. If I can believe Boost's statements comparing it to Glucerna drinks - Boost shows up better on all fronts. Congrats on doing so well with your numbers and weight loss! Thank you.

But, I also have heard good things about these drinks, also Glucerna is a good alternative. Congrats on doing so well with your numbers and weight loss! I haven't yet tried this drink, though I want too when i've got the extra money to spend. Lost 47 pounds on 13 weeks and my A1C has dropped from 6.8 when diagnosed 3 mo, ago to 6.3 I haven't yet tried this drink, though I want too when i've got the extra money to spend. I just learned about Boost with Glucose control drink.

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