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Is a low glycemic diet good for diabetics?
please suggest me...my sugar level
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Yes, low glycemic diet is good for diabetes. Also, you need to add much of proteins and lower down the carbs in your diet.
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•Check your sugar levels on a regular basis.
•Stay hydrated.
•Add protein in the diet.
•Regular walking.
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Yes a low glycemic diet is ideal for diabetics . your levels are not alarming you can control your blood sugar by eating right and exercising regularly.
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You should try to eat foods rich in proteins and Fibre foods. Also don't feast or starve.
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If you eat any carbohydrates then you should distribute their consumption equally during the day.
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Diabetes can't be cured it can be prevented by diet .
Follow three main things like healthy diet, exercise and Walk early morning and evening.. low glycemic diet food chart should be considered for diabetic patients.
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Yes....low glycemic index diet is very helpful in controlling diabetes.....if you need further information, u can approach us directly through practo or on given link of Google page:
Nutrisaga by dietitian Surbhi Pareek
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