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糖尿病患者,女,65岁,家庭主妇,初中文化程度。医生给与的饮食建议,容易理解和执行的说法是( )

A. “您每天摄入热量不能超过1200kcal。”
B. “您必须严格控制饮食,要低盐、低脂、低糖饮食。
C. “每顿饭主食2两,少吃油腻的。”
D. “不吃甜食、稀饭、甘蔗、西瓜、甜饮料,少吃肉、油,可吃点粗粮。”
E. “您一定要管住自己的嘴,原来爱吃的都不能吃了。”

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