Beetroot Diabetes

One of my uncle's health is concerned with measuring, her diabetes left unattended by doctors who were supposed to detect and treat it, and everything has been done can not be undone now, some doctors take care of treatment, but I want to learn about nutrition possible for him, please help!

In general, a low GI diet is good for diabetics because it gives a slow release of sugar in the blood. It is pretty easy, just whether a food is high or low GI and choose the lower. You can still eat high GI foods, but only when mixed with a low GI; little example of the beet in a sandwich with grainy bread. But really, he should first try any diet your doctor recommends


http://www.the-gi-diet.org/lowgifoods/

consult a good dietician or clinic that can help you with the diet plan right

chappathis and Dal, rice with lots of vegetables with small amount of cooking oil
yes .. he can eat beet and carrot
and pulses and legumes, and skim milk, buttermilk
and apples, oranges, papayas, guavas, and even sweet potatoes.
Those are all foods with low glycemic index.

Im Sorry this is a type 3 diabetes

Beets are among the worst things he could eat. He needs to eat legumes with small amounts of whole grains (brown rice, whole wheat bread, grains, quinoa or bulgur with red outer fiber layers intact). He must stay away from fruit but have lots of vegetables with the exception of these:
No potatoes
No beet
No corn
No carrots

Let your taste guide you ... If it's soft it's bad for a diabetic.
If he can have eggs, they are great, but if it is strictly vegetarian, then he needs to eat legumes mixed with whole grains (lentils, beans, etc.)