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Diabetes Guide.

diabetes

Your Personal Supportive Food Guide

Answer a few simple questions and we’ll show practical food, recipe and everyday lifestyle ideas that may fit your situation.

Privacy note: your questionnaire answers are used to create this guide and are not saved by this plugin.

Educational guidance only. It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace your doctor, diabetes team or registered dietitian.
Step 1

Which of these best describes your diabetes?

What would you like help with most?

Choose up to two.

Which age group are you in?

Would you like to tell us your height and weight?

Optional — this can help us make weight-related suggestions more relevant. You can leave both boxes blank.

These figures are used only as a safety/context check in this prototype and are not saved by the plugin.

Do you take insulin or medication that can cause low blood sugar?

Do you experience low blood sugar (hypos)?

Do any of these also apply to you?

Choose all that apply. This helps us avoid over-simple advice.

Which best describes how you eat?

Are there any foods you need us to exclude?

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What kind of cooking suits you best?

Should we keep food cost in mind?

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