CARB COUNTING on Drawing the Line on Calories, Carbs, and Fat(tm)

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Counting Carbs on the Daily Connection

Drawing the Line On Calories, Carbs, and Fat™
A food, exercise, and activity tracker

Now that you know how to "draw the line" on this unique food, exercise and activity tracker,
see how useful it can be when you want to count carbs. It's great for those who have diabetes or
for those who want to go on a low-carb diet.

Here's an example of a Daily Connection that's already been filled in for someone eating 1200 calories and 50% coming from carbohydrates.

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Count Carbs with "Meal Planning Lines"

You decide how many carbs you want or need to eat eat per meal. Draw a line to show the end of the meal. Then you "draw the line" up to that point, knowing you shouldn't have any more carbs for that meal.

Then "Draw the Line"

When you hit your "meal planning line," eat no more carbohydrates for that meal. It's that simple!

Monitoring Your Blood Glucose

The best way to stay in good blood glucose control is to measure your blood glucose regularly. The Daily Connection provides you with a place to monitor it both before and after a meal. It makes it easy to see the effect of the foods you're eating.