Healthy Food Guide

TYPE 2 DIABETES BY NUMBERS

25-30G

The amount of fibre you should aim to eat each day to help manage blood glucose levels. Fibre slows digestion so food enters the blood slowly, helping to manage blood glucose levels. Good sources of fibre are vegetables,

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