Is there a diet system to treat high fat for diabetics?

A reader asks that I am diabetic and have high blood lipids, is there a diet that can help reduce this rise?

This question is answered by Dr. Ayman Adel, consultant of diabetes, saying that a diabetic patient who suffers from high fat levels can follow a diet consisting of a breakfast consisting of a tea or coffee with half a cup of skimmed milk without sugar and a piece of fruit with a boiled egg and a quarter of a loaf of country or toss Lunch is a green salad with a large slice of fish, beef or half a chicken with a plate of cooked vegetables, half a loaf of country and a piece of fruit.

Before dinner, you can have tea or coffee with half a cup of skimmed milk without sugar and dinner has a green salad with a medium slice of fish or beef, a dish of cooked vegetables, a quarter of a loaf of country and a piece of fruit and can continue to follow this system for a week to reduce fat.