carbohydrate restriction and diabetes control
Carbohydrate restriction refers to reducing the intake of carbohydrates in one's diet. Diabetes control involves managing blood sugar levels and preventing complications associated with diabetes. Combining carbohydrate restriction with diabetes control implies following a diet that limits carbohydrate consumption in order to effectively manage blood sugar levels and control the symptoms or progression of diabetes.
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