CHOOSE NUTREN® Diabetes
Discover what makes NUTREN® Diabetes the ideal nutritional drink for people with diabetes to achieve better blood glucose control.
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Slower Rise of
Sugar Levels1
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Builds and
Repairs Muscles2*
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Stays
Full Longer
^in combination with resistance exercise
NUTREN® DIABETES
OFFERS YOU A BETTER CHOICE THAN MANY ASIAN BREAKFASTS15,16
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NUTREN® Diabetes gives you complete and balanced nutrition:
- A unique low glycaemic fibre blend with complex carbohydrates to stabilize blood glucose highs and lows
- High in whey protein that helps build & repair body tissues
- Contains beneficial fat blends of monounsaturated fatty acids that helps reduce cardiovascular risk17
- Contains 30 different vitamins and minerals
- Formulated according to International Diabetes Guidelines for people living diabetes18
DID YOU KNOW
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Blood sugar highs and lows
can lead to physical symptoms, such as changes in your thinking and mood5
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Obesity or being overweight
puts added pressure on your body's ability to control your body's ability to control your blood glucose levels6
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Poor blood glucose control
can increase your risk of heart attack and strokes by 2-fold.7
START YOUR DAY THE RIGHT WAY
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Low GI* foods can help keep you feeling less hungry and maintain consistent blood glucose levels.8,9
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Adding good quality protein food to your diet, such as whey protein, can help you maintain consistent control of blood glucose.10
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Replacing just one meal a day** with a diabetes specific formula can help with weight loss and improve overall nutrition.11,12
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Breakfast is an important way for people with diabetes to help manage their appetite and blood glucose levels.3,13
*GI = Glycaemic Index uses a scale from one to 100 to rank carbohydrate foods based on how quickly and how much they raise blood glucose after eating
**Not all oral nutritional formula are the same17 - do consult your doctor and healthcare
professional to make sure it is suitable for you before consumption.
HOW TO PREPARE
Replacement for Breakfast: 8 scoops + 210ml of water
2 servings per day or as per recommended by your healthcare professional
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Wash your hands. Refer to the feeding table listed on the tin.
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Measure 210ml of warm water & pour into a clean cup or container.
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Add 8 leveled scoops or 55g powder using the scoop provided in the tin.
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Stir well until the powder has completely dissolved.
REMINDERS: All prepared products should be tightly covered & consumed within 4 hours at room temperature or within 24 hours if refrigerated. Once opened, use within 1 month. Store in a cool, dry place. Not suitable for children below 4 years of age.
FULL NUTRITIONAL INFORMATIONYOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED OF
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NUTREN® Diabetes is specially formulated for the dietary management of people with diabetes who cannot meet their nutritional needs through diet modification alone.
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The OPTIFAST® Programme is a comprehensive, medically supported, weight management programme that highly effective in the management of obesity.
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START YOUR DAY
RIGHT!
Living with diabetes requires a positive change in lifestyle. Start your change with Breakfast.
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YOUR GUIDE TO HEALTHY MEAL PLANNING
A healthy diet helps you manage your diabetes; but also determines how well you feel and how much energy you have
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THE FOUR DIABETES
MYTHS
Distinguishing fact from fiction and dispelling commonly held diabetes myths, will help you stay ahead.
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