1.Rather than the typical “three meals a day” routine, eat several smalls meals. You will slow down your body’s insulin reaction and make it easier for cells to absorb the glucose it needs.
2.Eat fruits, vegetables, whole grains plus oats, beans and legumes are particularly helpful in providing your body with fiber, which controls your blood insulin and sugar levels.
3. Eat chicken, turkey and fish instead of red meat
4. Minimize or eliminate processed meats and animal fats such as butter .
5. Prepare dishes with healthy cooking oils like canola, sunflower and olive oil. Remember to use a moderate amount
6. Eat healthy snacks and avoid sugary drinks, baked goods and other sweets.
7. Eat dairy products since the proteins and enzymes can slow the conversion of glucose to blood sugar.
8. Moderate exercise for 30 minutes a day can make your muscles use the available glucose that’s floating around your bloodstream.
9. Sleep for 6 to 8 hours a night. Blood sugar levels can be disrupted and raise insulin resistance if you are sleep-deprived.
10. Relax with prayer, meditation or other relaxation methods. One study showed that relaxing can reduce high blood sugar levels.