just sites about diabetes or where to buy this kind of food?

if the latter, kays naturals makes really good gluen free protein chips, cereals and pretzels. you can order right from their site.

for gluten-free recipes:

try diabetic life:

also try vegetarian recipes as many give you good ideas on how to cook and prepare vegetables that taste good:

and

hope that helps. I have wheat allergies, so I’ve been working on lots of vegetarian recipes myself. I have found that ethnic foods such as Japanese and Indian foods that are based on rice are some of the better choices for a wheat-free and gluten-free diet.

its hard to find both. but i tried for you.