I am type 2 diabetes. does anyone have interesting receipes to share with me. i have run out of ideas?

i would appreciate it if someone who has diabetes type 2 or type 1 to help me as they have the same condition as me or if anyone who has a family member with the same condition.

You can make a fine low sugar 'cheesecake mousse' by using a block of cream cheese, a sugar free jello instant pudding and some aspartame; beat the softened cream cheese and aspartame (to taste, I use about 8 packets) and a tiny bit of lemon juice together; slowly beat in a quart of half and half (to make it smooth; add a sugar free pudding mix (I like white chocolate by jello) for flavor, and beat just a little bit more to make sure it's mixed; refrigerate; you can put it in a crust or just eat it as pudding. It is NOT low calorie, however, so if you're watching your weight, don't eat a lot!

yoga is the solution ,go to the sight patanjaly yog peeth or programs of swmi ramdev on aastha {indian}channel and get ride of ur dibeties 1/2 or any type. a permanent solution ask any indian about it if u did know any one of them.they tell u.

I'm also Type II diabetic; a great source for recipes is the American Diabetes Association (www.diabetes.org); their site for recipes is http://vgs.diabetes.org/recipe/index.jsp

if you put an egg into a tall glass of lemon juice (just enough to cover the egg) and leave it overnight, the next morning the eggshell will have dissolved.

Take out the egg (it will be held intact by its thin inner membrane)

Drink the lemon juice, which by now is not that acidic because you have the dissolved eggshell in it.

This will significantly lower your blood sugar. If you are borderline, it will take you into the normal range.

Have alfalfa seeds . It will improve ur health. chew them raw ingest the juice and spit out te debris.

Hi
I have been a diabetic for 22 years and just found this website about 3months ago. This is a great website for diabetics.
http://www.diabetesforums.com/

Here's a great site you might be interested in. It's http://diabetes.hammocksurvivalguide.com...
It's got over 1,000 articles covering all different areas.
Not sure if it has recipes, but you might find some really useful info there.

I found a awesome diabetic cookbook at my local mall bookstore. they have all kinds of diabetic recipe books. check it out!

Have a look at www.diabetes.co.uk then look under receipes.