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Diabetics are fearful of Carbohydrates, as well they should be if eaten in incorrect portions. Correct portions are the answer for diabetics and for everyone generally. Carbs do turn into fat and raise sugar levels if eaten in large servings. Small servings should be eaten every day for energy and keeping muscles strong. Just don't over do it. Speak to your doctor or dietician about portion size or seek information from the American Diabetes Association.

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