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Nutrition Intake in Youths with Type 1 Diabetes

• Participants were stratified by insulin regimen. Participants who reported 4 or more injections or use of a insulin pump were considered intensive. Conventional therapy involved a more structured insulin regimen including a set amount of carbohydrate and insulin intake per meal and fewer injections. Intensive therapy offered greater flexibility with calculating insulin needs, based on insulin to carbohydrate ratios, for each food consumed.