Cheese for diabetics

Kamalakar Pasupuleti said:

Is cheese a good source of protein for diabetics especially vegeterians
? How about taking 2 singles of American cheese every day , does it
increase cholesterol ?
Is mozerella / parmesan cheese better then the other brands ?

I often find eating pizza with mozerella cheese reduces my BP .
What is this due to ?

Kam

Cow milk causes diabetes.

http://www.notmilk.com

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Cow milk causes diabetes.

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Is cheese a good source of protein for diabetics especially vegeterians
? How about taking 2 singles of American cheese every day , does it
increase cholesterol ?
Is mozerella / parmesan cheese better then the other brands ?

I often find eating pizza with mozerella cheese reduces my BP .
What is this due to ?

It's not the protein in cheese, it's the *FAT* that causes interesting
issues. Remember, fat takes a long time to digest. And calling it "lite"
cheese is like making "lo-carb muffins". If it wasn't fatty, it wouldn't
taste like cheese.

On the other hand, I wouldn't call that "American cheese" cheese.....

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Is cheese a good source of protein for diabetics especially vegeterians
? How about taking 2 singles of American cheese every day , does it
increase cholesterol ?
Is mozerella / parmesan cheese better then the other brands ?

I often find eating pizza with mozerella cheese reduces my BP .
What is this due to ?

I think this is something that you should bring up with your doctor or
nutritionist.

Jeff

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Hi Kam,
Cheese is not the first choice of protein for vegetarians. However, you
could find so many soy products as your main protein source. I, myself,
like very much to eat tofu, BOCA burger, falafel, tempeh, and
vegetarian sausage. Some diabetics may be sensitive to milk products.
Take care.

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Kamalakar Pasupuleti wrote:

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Cow milk causes diabetes.

http://www.hotmilk.com

Lack of cows milk produces idiocy like the trash posted above.

A very low carbohydrate, moderate protein, high fat diet can produce amazing
improvements in BG. My HbA1c went from 10.0 to 5.2. (By "high fat" I mean
65% fat by calories.)

Two slices of cheese is questionable in the context of a high carb diet.
High carbs + High fat = trouble

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Is cheese a good source of protein for diabetics especially vegeterians
? How about taking 2 singles of American cheese every day , does it
increase cholesterol ?
Is mozerella / parmesan cheese better then the other brands ?

I often find eating pizza with mozerella cheese reduces my BP .
What is this due to ?

Kam

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Is cheese a good source of protein for diabetics especially vegeterians
? How about taking 2 singles of American cheese every day , does it
increase cholesterol ?
Is mozerella / parmesan cheese better then the other brands ?

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I often find eating pizza with mozerella cheese reduces my BP .
What is this due to ?

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It's not the protein in cheese, it's the *FAT* that causes interesting
issues. Remember, fat takes a long time to digest. And calling it "lite"
cheese is like making "lo-carb muffins". If it wasn't fatty, it wouldn't
taste like cheese.

There are many types of low fat cheeses, some of which even
taste much like cheese. The Purdue Ag Alumni Swiss hsa an
additional fermentation treatment to give it quite a good
Swiss cheese taste.

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On the other hand, I wouldn't call that "American cheese" cheese.....

I agree, but some might like it. If it doesn't bite back,
it is too bland. However, there are some places where that
might be all right. Some of the reduced fat extra sharp
Cheddars are all right, but not like the full fat versions.

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A very low carbohydrate, moderate protein, high fat diet can produce amazing
improvements in BG. My HbA1c went from 10.0 to 5.2. (By "high fat" I mean
65% fat by calories.)

What type of fat do you use and how much of carbs ?
Can you give a breakup of fats .

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I average about 27 net carbs per day, which is to say I don't count fiber as
carbs.

My fat can come from cheese, low carb ice cream, butter, mayonnaise, coconut
milk, heavy cream, and foods like pecans that have a lot of fat in them.

I average around 70 grams of protein per day. YMMV

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A very low carbohydrate, moderate protein, high fat diet can produce

amazing

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improvements in BG. My HbA1c went from 10.0 to 5.2. (By "high fat" I

mean

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65% fat by calories.)

What type of fat do you use and how much of carbs ?
Can you give a breakup of fats .

Regards ,
Kam

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Cow milk causes diabetes.

http://www.notmilk.com

The moon is made of green cheese.
http://www.greenmoon.com

Green cheese is made from the milk of cows who eat very
green grass

http://www.greengrasscow.com

The moonbeams on nights of the full moon cause diabetes

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So you are right, Cow milk causes diabetes.

Cheers, Alan, Australia

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There are many types of low fat cheeses, some of which even
taste much like cheese.

Yup. Good luck finding which ones though:-)
Just eat a little less of the real stuff.

Cheers Alan, T2, Australia.
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Alan S said:

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Cow milk causes diabetes.

http://www.notmilk.com

The moon is made of green cheese.
http://www.greenmoon.com

Green cheese is made from the milk of cows who eat very
green grass

http://www.greengrasscow.com

The moonbeams on nights of the full moon cause diabetes

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So you are right, Cow milk causes diabetes.

Cheers, Alan, Australia

Kamalakar Pasupuleti <[email hidden]> wrote on Wed, 20 Jul 2005
15:31:29 +0000 (UTC):

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Is cheese a good source of protein for diabetics especially vegeterians
? How about taking 2 singles of American cheese every day , does it
increase cholesterol ? Is mozerella / parmesan cheese better then the
other brands ?

Get yourself a hunk of fresh Tasty Lancashire (preferably from the market
in Warrington or Bolton), and (a) you'll enjoy it so much, you'll not
give a damn about cholesterol ever again; and (b) you'll never need to
buy concentrated nitric acid. ;-)

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Kam

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Kamalakar Pasupuleti <[email hidden]> wrote on Wed, 20 Jul 2005
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Is cheese a good source of protein for diabetics especially vegeterians
? How about taking 2 singles of American cheese every day , does it
increase cholesterol ? Is mozerella / parmesan cheese better then the
other brands ?

Get yourself a hunk of fresh Tasty Lancashire (preferably from the market
in Warrington or Bolton), and (a) you'll enjoy it so much, you'll not
give a damn about cholesterol ever again; and (b) you'll never need to
buy concentrated nitric acid. ;-)

Heh. I find myself wanting to watch "A Grand Day Out" with Wallace and
Gromit, all of a sudden. They're going to be popular again with the new
Wallace and Gromit movie coming out.

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Heh. I find myself wanting to watch "A Grand Day Out" with Wallace and
Gromit, all of a sudden. They're going to be popular again with the new
Wallace and Gromit movie coming out.

Wasn't Wallace's first name Daniel? ;-)

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Wasn't Wallace's first name Daniel? ;-)

Where do we classify cheese ? Fats or carbs ?

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Wasn't Wallace's first name Daniel? ;-)

Where do we classify cheese ? Fats or carbs ?

Kam

There are very little carbs in most hard cheeses.

Jennifer

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Wasn't Wallace's first name Daniel? ;-)

Where do we classify cheese ? Fats or carbs ?

Kam

in setting up a proper plate for the diet I try my best to follow i
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if its fat free cheese i would classify it as protien.
if its regular cheese I would still count it as a protien and fat.

for things like American Cheese it would be better if i went with
1 or 2% but I have never learned to like fat free cheese like I learned to
love
diet soda.
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