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Blood Sugar Logbook
Daily Tracker for Optimum Wellness
Compact format and easier-to-navigate logbook pages!
Manage your blood sugar
Daily pages for recording:
Day/Date, Weight, Mood/Energy
What you eat and when you eat throughout the day
Glycemic Index, Glycemic Load, Calories, Carbs, Fiber, Sugar, Protein
Insulin and Pre- and Post-meal Sugar Levels
Vitamins/Supplements
Exercise
Notes
Consult your health care provider before you begin
A sample filled-in Daily Blood Sugar Log entry on page 7 serves as a useful reference as you get started on your journey.
Customize the log pages to meet your specific needs and goals, but use them to monitor your general health and weight too. Go you!
Informative material
Our Blood Sugar Logbook includes general tips and information you'll find useful, plus guidance for mastering metabolism, targeting daily calories, and calculating body mass.
Includes a nutrition chart of popular foods with glycemic index and glycemic load data, plus calories, fat, carbs, fiber, sugar, and protein.
You'll also find a helpful list of online resources, including nutritional information websites, blood sugar-related diet sites, fitness sites, and general support websites.
Daily log pages for over 100 days-enough for 3 months
Keep track of the essentials in one place
Record what you eat, your nutritional totals, blood sugar, mood and energy levels, supplements, exercise, weight, and more.
Logbook is adaptable for different diet plans that focus on blood sugar.
Contents include:
Keeping Track of Carbs
Diabetes and Blood Sugar
Diets that Focus on Blood Sugar
Tracking Calories-Losing Weight and Building Muscle
Tracking Your Progress
Daily Blood Sugar Log Pages
Nutritional Facts for Popular Foods
Logbook makes tracking easy
Hardcover logbook makes it easy to write on the go.
Concealed wire-o binding lies flat.
Smooth-finish paper supports a variety of pens and pencils.
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