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Welcome to the South Asian section, here you will find culturally specific resources that have been specifically designed to help manage your diabetes condition. 

One key factor for the above average rate of diabetes in the South Asian community is food and we have developed some resources to help with this. 

Hindi
Punjabi
Bengali

South Asian language material

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Pocket Medic have produced this introduction to diabetes in multiple languages for the South Asian community. NHS healthcare professionals and patients worked with them to produce it. 

Scroll through the videos for Hindi, Punjabi, and Bengali.

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The traditional South Asian cuisine includes foods with high levels of carbohydrates.

Carbohydrate is the nutrient that has the biggest impact on raising blood glucose levels, which increases the risk of diabetes.

Keys to helping reduce carbs in your meal is by reducing portion sizes, increasing vegetables portions, and using high fibre versions of staples such as bread.

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To help reduce your carbohydrates we have developed two 7 day low carb meal plans, one for vegetarians and the other is non-veg. Each meal plan will help reduce your carbohydrate intake and improve your blood glucose levels. 

Download the vegetarian version here

Download the non-vegetarian version here

 

Recipes guides are currently being created.

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Find out more about your risk factors

MAKING LIFESTYLE CHANGES OVER TIME HAS A BIG IMPACT

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Mindu discovered how getting active impacted her type 2 diabetes condition

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The new REWIND programme helps to lose weight, reduce medication, and even achieve remission.

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Get ideas on how to change the way you cook and help your diabetes condition.

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Bengali   |   Gujarati   |   Punjabi   |   Urdu

What to do when you're feeling unwell

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Read Diabetes UK's guidance on sick day rules

Bengali   |   Hindi   |   Nepali   |   Punjabi   |   Urdu