If you have been diagnosed with pre-diabetes or diabetes, or even if you are in a high risk group for developing the disease, you should begin to think about the way you eat and try to make positive changes in your daily nutritional plan. Dietitians and nutritionists and other health care professionals consistently recommend a balanced diet for everyone, and they continue to tout the importance of eating healthily, whether you have diabetes or not.
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