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Limitations of Use:
Do not use Afrezza in place of long-acting insulin;
Afrezza must be used with a long-acting insulin in
patients with type 1 diabetes.
Do not use Afrezza to treat diabetic ketoacidosis.
It is not known if Afrezza is safe and effective for
use in people who smoke. Afrezza is not for use in
patients who smoke or who have recently stopped
smoking (less than 6 months).
It is not known if Afrezza is safe and effective in
children under 18 years of age.
WELCOME
Thank you for downloading the Lets Do Mealtime! Resource Kit. With this kit,
you are on your way to taking an active role in your diabetes management.
Controlling blood sugar at mealtime can be an important part of overall
diabetes management including diet and exercise. Afrezza (insulin human)
Inhalation Powder, the only inhaled insulin, is a mealtime insulin option for
adults with diabetes.
Afrezza works to lower blood sugar levels and is taken at the beginning of a
meal. In this kit, youll find facts about Afrezza, along with a Doctor Discussion
Guide to use at your next appointment to see if Afrezza could be right for you.
The Lets Do Mealtime! Resource Kit is a valuable resource to help manage
your mealtime diabetes needs.
CONTENTS
Insulin and Mealtime
05 Managing Blood Sugar Levels
Learn about mealtime blood sugar control and how Afrezza (insulin human)
Inhalation Powder, the only inhaled insulin, may help
Mealtime Planning
07 Meal Guide
Create healthy dishes with these steps
20 Grocery Shopping Tips
Create diabetes-friendly meals by finding the right ingredients for healthy meals
21 GoMeals App
Discover the app that helps you make healthy lifestyle choices
As your diabetes
changes, you may
need mealtime
insulin to help
control blood
sugar spikes.
You may take oral medications as part of your overall diabetes treatment plan and still find
youre not achieving your blood sugar goal. This can be the case even if you already take a
long-acting insulin. In spite of your best efforts, you may need to add a mealtime insulin such as
Afrezza to help manage the blood sugar spikes you get after you eat.
Even if youre already on a mealtime insulin, Afrezzathe only inhaled insulinmay be an
option to discuss with your healthcare professional to help you manage your blood sugar.
Mealtime Planning
MEAL GUIDE
10 HELPFUL
THINGS TO
KNOW ABOUT
MEAL PLANNING
MEAL GUIDE
/2 CUP
8 OZ GLASS
MILK
FRUIT
1. S
ERVE IT UP RIGHT.
Your health care team can show you how
many calories and carbs you should eat
at each meal based on your age, weight,
activity, and glucose level.
MEAT,
PROTEIN
NON-STARCHY
VEGETABLES
GRAINS,
STARCHES
9" PLATE
MEAL GUIDE
Nutrition Facts
3. SERVING SIZES.
The portion youre planning to eat may
not be the same as the serving size on
the label.
Nutrition Facts
So if the label
Serving Size 1/4 Cup (30g)
serving size is
Servings Per Container about 38
1/4 cup and you
Amount Per Serving
Calories
200 Calories
150
1/2 cup,
youfrom
areFatgetting
twice the
eat
% Daily Value*
calories,
fat, and carbohydrates
listed on
Total Fat 17g
26%
theSaturated
label.Fat 2.5g
13%
Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg
Sodium 120mg
Total Carbohydrate 7g
Dietary Fiber 2g
Sugars 1g
0%
5%
2%
8%
MEAL GUIDE
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition Facts
% Daily Value*
% Daily Value*
26%
13%
Trans Fat 0g
4. C
Cholesterol
ARB COUNTING.
0mg
Trans Fat 0g
5. M
Cholesterol
AKE FRIENDS
WITH0%
FIBER.
0mg
Sodium
5%
A
meal120mg
plan high in dietary
fiber may
Total Carbohydrate 7g
2%
help balance
Dietary Fiber 2g
8%
blood sugar
Sugars 1g
Proteinby
5g slowing the breakdown of carbs
levels
into sugar. Fruits, vegetables, whole
grains, and beans (such as pinto or
kidney) are all good sources of fiber,
which is an important part of any meal
plan. Its a good idea to eat about 25-30
Nutrition Facts
grams
of 1/4
fiber
day.
Serving Size
Cup each
(30g)
0%
Many people
with diabetes
count carbs
Protein 5g
because total
carb intake has the strongest impact
on post-meal blood sugar levels. The
total carbohydrates listed on the food
label includes sugar, fiber, and complex
carbohydrates.
Sodium 120mg
Total Carbohydrate 7g
Dietary Fiber 2g
Sugars 1g
26%
13%
5%
2%
8%
6. GAmount
OODPerFAT
VS. SATURATED FAT.
Serving
Calories
200
Calories
from Fat 150
Although fat is helpful
in slowing the
% Daily Value*
breakdown of
Total Fat 17g
26%
carbs into
Saturated Fat 2.5g
13%
sugar, its
Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg
0%
important to
Sodium 120mg
5%
limit saturated
Total Carbohydrate 7g
2%
fat,
trans
fat,
Eating less
Dietary
Fiber
2g and cholesterol.
8%
of Sugars
these1gfoods may help lower your risk of
Protein 5g
heart
disease. Some fat is okay in your
diet, so its a good idea to consider
unsaturated fat sources like avocados
and healthy nuts like almonds. And be
sure to eat reasonable servings of these
foods.
MEAL GUIDE
7. M
ORE THAN JUST SERVING SIZES.
Heres a list of common foods you might
eat each day. It gives you an idea of the
number of calories and carbs in each food.
Figuring out how much a serving size is can
be a bit confusing. Below is a helpful trick to
help make sense of how much a cup and
ounce is.
HELPFUL TIP:
Restaurant portion sizes can sometimes
be double or triple a normal serving size.
When you first learn serving sizes, use a
measuring cup and spoon at home so
when you eat out you know how much
to enjoy and how much to doggy bag.
Nonstarchy
Vegetables
Broccoli
Calories
Carbs
33
7g
50
12g
Cauliflower
17
4g
Cauliflower
25
5g
26
6g
16
4g
22
5g
Iceberg Lettuce
2g
1 Cup
Onions
67
16g
1 Cup
18
4g
Tomato
32
7g
Zucchini
14
4g
(cooked)
Carrots
(raw)
(cooked)
(raw)
Starchy
Vegetables
Calories
Carbs
Corn
66
16g
McDonalds
French Fries
231
30g
1 Small Fries
Potato
79
18g
3 Oz
(cooked)
(baked)
Potato
(mashed with milk)
(cooked)
Cucumber
/2 Ear
(raw)
Green Beans
85
19g
(cooked)
(raw)
/2 Cup
Summer Squash
(cooked)
Wendys
Baked Potato
440
70g
Yam
79
19g
(cooked)
Collard Greens
Serving Size
1 Potato
1
/2 Cup
(cooked)
Serving Size
1
/2 Cup
2 Medium
Carrots
1
/2 Cup
1 Cup
1
/2 Cup
1 Cup
/2 Cup
/2 Cup
1 Tomato
1
/2 Cup
MEAL GUIDE
HELPFUL TIP:
It may not be so obvious at first but
fruits contain carbs, so keep that in mind.
Fruits
Calories
Carbs
Serving Size
Apple
54
15g
1 Small Apple
52
14g
Banana
72
19g
Blueberries
62
16g
Cantaloupe
56
14g
1 Cup
Dates
69
19g
3 Dates
Grapefruit
53
13g
Grapes
60
15g
17 Grapes
Orange
62
16g
1 Medium
Orange
Peach
57
14g
1 Medium
Peach
Pineapple
56
15g
Raisins
54
14g
2 Tbsps
Strawberries
57
13g
1 1/4 Cup
Watermelon
57
14g
1 1/4 Cup
Applesauce
(unsweetened)
/2 Cup
1 Extra Small
Banana
3
/4 Cup
/2 Grapefruit
/4 Cup
MEAL GUIDE
Dairy
Calories
Carbs
Serving Size
Buttermilk
98
12g
1 Cup
90
13g
1 Cup
(low-fat)
Milk
(fat-free)
Milk 1%
Breads, Grains
and Cereals
Bagel
(white)
Bread
(wheat)
Bread
110
13g
(white)
1 Cup
Cereal
(all bran)
Milk 2%
130
12g
1 Cup
Cereal
(corn flakes)
Milk
(whole)
Sour Cream
(regular)
Sour Cream
(light)
Yogurt
(low-carb, plain)
Yogurt Fruited
(non-fat)
Carbs
Serving Size
78
15g
69
13g
1 Slice
67
12g
1 Slice
81
23g
76
18g
99
18g
/4 Large Bagel
/2 Cup
/4 Cup
150
12g
1 Cup
Crackers
62
1g
2 Tbsps
Grits
71
16g
3g
3 Tbsps
Pasta
62
13g
61
Popcorn
97
11g
3 Cups
71
15g
69
15g
150
22g
52
11g
1 Medium
Tortilla
112
19g
1 Medium
Tortilla
70
28g
(graham)
(butter, popped)
1 Container
Rice
(cooked, brown)
150
28g
Rice
1 Container
(cooked, white)
Calories
Carbs
Baked Beans
78
17g
Black Beans
114
20g
Lima Beans
99
18g
Peas
62
16g
Pinto Beans
122
22g
Refried Beans
100
17g
(frozen)
Calories
Rice
Serving Size
(fried)
Tortilla
/3 Cup
(corn)
Tortilla
/2 Cup
(flour)
3 Small
Rectangles
/2 Cup
/3 Cup
/3 Cup
/3 Cup
/3 Cup
/2 Cup
HELPFUL TIP:
Milk contains carbs so dont forget
to take that into account.
/2 Cup
/2 Cup
/2 Cup
MEAL GUIDE
Protein
Calories
Carbs
Serving Size
American
Cheese
68
2g
1 Oz
Cheddar Cheese
45
2g
1 Oz
Calories
Carbs
Serving Size
Almonds
48
2g
6 Almonds
85
0g
2 Slices
34
0g
1 Tsp
Canola Oil
40
0g
1 Tsp
Cashews
52
3g
6 Cashews
54
1g
1 1/2 Tbsps
51
1g
1 Tbsp
(dry roasted)
(processed)
(fat-free)
Fats
Bacon
Butter
(salted)
Chicken Wings
441
0g
6 Wings
Chicken
58
0g
1 Oz
30
0g
1 Oz
Cottage Cheese
1%
41
2g
Egg
74
1g
1 Egg
Ground Beef
57
0g
1 Oz
Margarine
24
0g
1 Tsp
70
6g
1 Hot Dog
Mayonnaise
33
0g
1 Tsp
57
0g
1 Oz
Olive Oil
40
0g
1 Tsp
83
0g
1 Oz
Olives
40
2g
8 Olives
61
0g
1 Oz
Peanut Butter
48
2g
1 1/2 Tbsps
40
3g
1 Oz
Pistachios
64
3g
16 Kernels
210
21g
3 1/2 Oz
69
2g
1 Tbsp
Tofu
80
2g
52
1g
4 Halves
Turkey Breast
38
0g
1 Oz
Veal
64
0g
1 Oz
(roasted)
Cod
(cooked)
(extra-lean, cooked)
Hot Dog
(beef/pork)
Pork
(baked or broiled)
Prime Rib
(roasted)
Salmon
(baked or broiled)
Sausage
(smoked)
(salted)
Cream Cheese
/4 Cup
(low-fat 2%)
Cream Cheese
(regular)
(black)
(roasted, salted)
Salad Dressing
Walnuts
(halves)
/2 Cup
MEAL GUIDE
8. M
INDFUL EATING.
Many foods you cook or order every day
can be made healthier without losing taste
and without much effort. Try replacing
unhealthy food with something thats
better for you. But as always, be mindful
about your portion sizes.
When you go out to eat, look for key
healthy words on the menu such as
grilled, broiled, and roasted, instead
of items that may be fried in saturated
fats, or include unnecessary breading.
Also, be aware that many foods listed as
sugar free can still be loaded with carbs.
In other words, having some sugar free
gelatin as a snack can have a much
different effect on your body than sugar
free cake. Make sure to read your labels!
MEAL GUIDE
Try
Candy Bar
French Fries
Fried Chicken
3 Oz Roasted Chicken
3 Oz Broiled Salmon
Fried Rice
1
/2 Cup Brown Rice
with 1/4 Cup Black Beans
Pretzels
Sugary Cereal
9. D
RINKS WITH FRIENDS.
Drinking alcohol lowers your blood sugar
levels sometimes with very little warning,
and that can be dangerous. Ask your
healthcare provider if its okay to drink
alcohol at all, and if it is, find out how to
manage your blood sugar levels when
drinking. If you decide to have a drink, be
sure to eat something, too. Never drink on
an empty stomach.
MEAL GUIDE
SNACKS
1 Oz Pistachios or
1 Cup Low-Fat Fruited Yogurt or
1 Watermelon Slice
LUNCH
Turkey sandwich and snack
2 Slices Turkey
2 Slices Whole Wheat
Bread
2 Slices Tomato
1/2 Cup Shredded
Iceberg Lettuce
1 Slice American Cheese
1
Apple
1 Small Bag of Pretzels
HELPFUL TIP:
Consulting a registered dietitian is a great
way to help you with meal planning.
MEAL GUIDE
TALK TO
& VISIT YOUR
HEALTH CARE
TEAM
REGULARLY.
BE
PHYSICALLY
ACTIVE.
QUICK RECAP
Remember to keep your portions under
control at mealtime.
YOU
MONITOR &
RECORD YOUR
BLOOD SUGAR
LEVELS.
TAKE
YOUR MEDICINE
AS PRESCRIBED.
PLAN
YOUR MEALS.
HELPFUL TIP:
Before you change your exercise routine
or diet, speak to your healthcare professional.
MEAL GUIDE
GO MEALS APP
DOWNLOAD GOMEALS
FOR IPHONE, IPOD
TOUCH, AND IPAD:
1. Go to the Apple
App Store
2. Search for GoMeals
3. Download the
GoMeals app
DOWNLOAD GOMEALS
FOR ANDROID
1. Go to the Google
Play store
2. Search for GoMeals
3. Download the
GoMeals app
GoMeals was developed to help you get the information you need to make healthy choices
at home or on the go. Weve upgraded GoMeals to include features for eating healthy, staying
active and tracking your blood glucose levels.
With GoMeals, you can:
Find facts about the foods you favor
Watch the calories burn
Keep your BG numbers handy
Eat healthy when you eat out
While using Afrezza do not drive or operate heavy machinery until you know how Afrezza
affects you. You should not drink alcohol or use other medicines that contain alcohol and you
should not smoke.
Please see full Important Safety Information for Afrezza on pages 24-25, and full
Prescribing Information, including Boxed WARNING, available at Afrezza.com from
where you downloaded this PDF.
23
There are certain serious side effects that are associated with the
use of Afrezza
Severe allergic reaction (including whole body reaction) is one of the serious side
effects. Get medical help right away if you have any signs or symptoms of a severe
allergic reaction, including a rash over your whole body, trouble breathing, a fast
heartbeat, or sweating.
24
Low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) is one of the most common side effects of insulin,
including Afrezza, which can be serious and life-threatening. Common symptoms
of hypoglycemia are dizziness or light-headedness, sweating, confusion, headache,
blurred vision, slurred speech, shakiness, fast heartbeat, anxiety, irritability or mood
change, or hunger. It may cause harm to your heart or brain. It is important for you to
understand how to manage the use of Afrezza, and to understand how to lessen the
risk of hypoglycemia events.
Lung cancer occurred in more people who were taking Afrezza compared to other
diabetes medications. There were too few cases to know if lung cancer was related to
Afrezza. Tell your doctor if you currently have lung cancer, have had it in the past,
or if you have an increased risk of developing lung cancer.
Heart failure can occur if you are taking insulin together with certain medicines called
TZDs (thiazolidinediones), even if you have never had heart failure or other heart
problems. If you already have heart failure it may get worse while you take TZDs with
Afrezza. Tell your doctor if you have any new or worsening symptoms of heart failure
including shortness of breath, swelling of your ankles or feet or sudden weight gain.
Your treatment with Afrezza and TZDs may need to be changed or stopped if you
have new or worsening heart failure.
Get emergency help if you have trouble breathing, shortness of breath, fast heartbeat,
swelling of your face, tongue, or throat, sweating, extreme drowsiness, dizziness,
or confusion.
While using Afrezza do not drive or operate heavy machinery until you know how
Afrezza affects you. You should not drink alcohol or use other medicines that contain
alcohol and you should not smoke.
The most common side effects of Afrezza include low blood sugar (hypoglycemia),
cough, sore throat, headache, diarrhea, tiredness, and nausea.
If you are taking prescription medicine, you are encouraged to report negative side
effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit www.fda.gov/medwatch or call 1.800.
FDA.1088.
Please see full Prescribing Information for Afrezza, including Boxed WARNING ,
available at Afrezza.com from where you downloaded this PDF.
Afrezza is a registered trademark owned by MannKind Corporation.
Manufactured by: MannKind Corporation, Danbury, CT 06810
Distributed by: sanofi-aventis U.S. LLC, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 A SANOFI COMPANY
2005-2015 sanofi-aventis U.S. LLC. All rights reserved. US.HUM.15.05.048
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GoMeals is a registered trademark of sanofi-aventis U.S. LLC, iPhone, iPod, iPod touch, iPad
and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Android
is a trademark of Google Inc. Use of this trademark is subject to Google Permissions. All other
trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Afrezza is a registered trademark owned by MannKind Corporation.
Manufactured by: MannKind Corporation, Danbury, CT 06810
Distributed by: sanofi-aventis U.S. LLC, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 A SANOFI COMPANY
2005-2015 sanofi-aventis U.S. LLC. All rights reserved. US.HUM.15.05.048
Please see full Prescribing Information, including Boxed WARNING available at Afrezza.com
from where you downloaded this PDF.
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