Can't you just limit your diabetes diet?

I'm interested in information about this result, which is a lot of objections. Chief Manager of the Japan Diabetes Association, Takahashi Toto Hospital, has suggested that we are not currently in favor of a method of loss of "medicine" in which diabetes is treated.

 

There are two big points to the diet limit.

The difference between European and Japanese standards.

And I'm going to talk about the fact that there is not enough scientific basis for whether or not it's safe.
In the West, these hydrocarbon diets are often more than 30 to 35 (bMl, which shows extreme obesity) and are not particularly questioned about them, but they are not recommended for the consumption of carbon dioxide in terms of the difference in obesity between Western Japanese and Western Japanese.

 

2. General answer

It's good to be balanced, such as eating food, exercise, and so on.
They say that they're in a state where they're usually only staying in the mainstream.

But the Asians in the West also live in Western Europe, and the state-of-the-art medical technology is also in America.
Is it something that you cannot apply to foreign information in that you cannot recommend a sugar diet? It's a question.

I'm not going to give up on you.

Why don't you change the restrictions and start a healthy food cook?