
Tonight
Lemon Herb Salmon with Roasted Vegetables
Glucose Tip of the Day
Pair carbohydrates with lean protein. Eating carbohydrate foods alongside a lean protein source is associated with a smaller rise in blood glucose after the meal than eating the carbohydrate alone.
Sources (Harvard, Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, peer-reviewed trials)
- Protein — The Nutrition Source — Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
- Whey Protein-Enriched Breakfasts Attenuate Insulinemic Responses to an ad libitum Lunch: A Randomized Crossover Trial — The Journal of Nutrition (PubMed 37557957)
- Effects of Higher Dietary Protein and Fiber at Breakfast on Postprandial Glucose and Insulin — Nutrients, 2017 (peer-reviewed)
- A Guide to Diabetes Self-Care: Planning Healthy Meals — Cleveland Clinic
- DASH diet: Healthy eating to lower your blood pressure — Mayo Clinic
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- Tree nuts
Derived from listed ingredients. Does not account for cross-contact in shared kitchens.

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- Milk
Derived from listed ingredients. Does not account for cross-contact in shared kitchens.

Lemon Herb Salmon with Roasted Vegetables
Contains
- Fish
Derived from listed ingredients. Does not account for cross-contact in shared kitchens.

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- Milk
Derived from listed ingredients. Does not account for cross-contact in shared kitchens.

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Contains
- Milk
- Tree nuts
Derived from listed ingredients. Does not account for cross-contact in shared kitchens.
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A visual of how this meal plan is designed to sequence carbohydrate across the day. This is an illustration of meal design, not a prediction of your blood glucose. Individual responses to the same meal vary widely.
View as table
| Time | Meal | Relative pattern |
|---|---|---|
| 6a | — | Steady |
| 7a | Breakfast | Rising |
| 8a | — | Rising |
| 9a | — | Easing |
| 10a | — | Easing |
| 11a | — | Easing |
| 12p | Lunch | Rising |
| 1p | — | Rising |
| 2p | — | Easing |
| 3p | Snack | Easing |
| 4p | — | Rising |
| 5p | — | Easing |
| 6p | Dinner | Easing |
| 7p | — | Rising |
| 8p | — | Easing |
| 9p | — | Easing |
| 10p | — | Easing |
