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Een karig ontbijt of ontbijt overslaan lijkt niet echt een aanrader voor mensen met diabetesaanleg: ¨Ontbijten als een keizer, lunchen als een koning en dineren als een bedelaar;¨: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2015-03/afot-abo031615.php via http://www.leefbewust.com/2015/global/200315.html
Public Release: 16-Mar-2015
A breakfast of champions for diabetics
Tel Aviv University researcher says high-energy breakfast and modest dinner can control dangerous blood sugar spikes all day
American Friends of Tel Aviv University
A new Tel Aviv University study published in Diabetologia proposes a new way to suppress deadly glucose surges throughout the day -- eating a high-caloric breakfast and a more modest dinner. According to TAU's Prof. Daniela Jakubowicz and Dr. Julio Wainstein of the Wolfson Medical Center's Diabetes Unit, Prof. Oren Froy of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Prof. Bo Ahrén of Lund University in Sweden, the combined consumption of a high-energy breakfast and a low-energy dinner decreases overall daily hyperglycaemia in type-2 diabetics.
"We found that by eating more calories at breakfast, when the glucose response to food is lowest, and consuming fewer calories at dinner, glucose peaks after meals and glucose levels throughout the day were significantly reduced," said Prof. Jakubowicz.
Public Release: 16-Mar-2015
A breakfast of champions for diabetics
Tel Aviv University researcher says high-energy breakfast and modest dinner can control dangerous blood sugar spikes all day
American Friends of Tel Aviv University
A new Tel Aviv University study published in Diabetologia proposes a new way to suppress deadly glucose surges throughout the day -- eating a high-caloric breakfast and a more modest dinner. According to TAU's Prof. Daniela Jakubowicz and Dr. Julio Wainstein of the Wolfson Medical Center's Diabetes Unit, Prof. Oren Froy of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Prof. Bo Ahrén of Lund University in Sweden, the combined consumption of a high-energy breakfast and a low-energy dinner decreases overall daily hyperglycaemia in type-2 diabetics.
"We found that by eating more calories at breakfast, when the glucose response to food is lowest, and consuming fewer calories at dinner, glucose peaks after meals and glucose levels throughout the day were significantly reduced," said Prof. Jakubowicz.