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“Linda Landaverde loves beans. She eats them almost every day.
Unfortunately, she has to count how many she eats to limit her intake of carbohydrates.
Landaverde of Orlando has type 2 diabetes, an illness she’s been living with for almost eight years. Until about a month ago, she says, she managed the disease poorly. Her food choices, based on Latino tastes, weren’t the most diabetic-friendly meals. But she just couldn’t stomach the foods her doctors and nutritionists recommended, such as salads and fruits. They weren’t staples of her ethnic menu.”
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