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A high-protein diabetes meal plan can make it easier to build balanced meals, stay full longer, and support steadier blood sugars. This week’s menu includes simple breakfasts, satisfying lunches and dinners, and more snack variety to keep things practical and realistic.

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This blueberry cottage cheese cheesecake is a creamy, higher-protein dessert made with cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, blueberries, and jam. Learn why it can be a more balanced dessert option for people with diabetes, plus get easy tips for portions and blood sugar awareness.

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This spicy tuna salad is an easy, single-serving lunch idea for people with diabetes. It is packed with protein, simple to make, full of flavor, and easy to customize with ingredients you already have at home.

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This week’s diabetes-friendly meal plan is built around high-protein meals, fiber-rich ingredients, intentional carbs, and repeatable dishes that can help support steadier blood sugars. Here’s why it works and how meal planning can make diabetes management easier.

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Awiqli, the first FDA-approved once-weekly basal insulin for adults with type 2 diabetes, could change how some people approach insulin therapy. Here’s what makes it interesting, the pros and cons to consider, and why support tools and care-team conversations still matter.

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