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Top ramen affect diabetic

2017-03-03 08:55:15
I ate Top Ramen noodles few times in last few days. I am a 45 year old diabetic man. Will it affect my sugar levels?
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Yes. Noodles have high glycemic index and raise blood sugar levels instantaneously. Eat low glycemic index food

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