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Type 2 diabetes and diet: Do you count carbs? Benefits/experiences?
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@RGabbart Hello RGabbart, thanks for commenting on this older discussion! "Hijacking" threads is not only welcome, but it encouraged! 
Let me tag some other members so they can weigh in on this.
Hi everyone, how are you doing? Do any of you count carbs as a way to take control of your diet or diabetes? If so, what are your daily goals? Like RGabbart said, it seems like there is some conflicting information out there, so what do you do?
@Frankz @jgautier64 @Michellef.44 @Floreslala @JuliaAaron @JenniferSykes @Mommabear @Radiogirl955 @energyand @Sandgen @RickBailey @Ellie0529 @Lucinda99603 @Ryann12345 @Gracia @jsg2227 @ccm675
Feel free to share your experiences and advice here, we're all here to help and support one another!
Take care,
Courtney
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Hello Carenity members,
Carbohydrate counting (carb counting)is a tool utilized by those with and without diabetes.
Do you count carbohydrates? Do you find it helpful in maintaining your blood glucose levels close to normal? Do you have any other similar tips in managing your blood glucose?
For those not familiar with carb counting, it involves monitoring the amount of carbohydrates in the foods you eat at each meal throughout the day and with the right balance it can help manage your blood glucose.