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2023-12-09 14:01:16
What should be the diet of Type 2 diabetic patient? How to regulate it. Can Type 2 diabetic patient  eat egg?
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Yes egg is fine. Avoid oily junk food refined sugar, ghee,

Answered2023-12-22 09:55:00

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Egg is okay.Better go with dietician

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Avoid rice. Avoid fruits such as banana , mango , jackfruit. Avoid potatoes. You can use boiled vegetables instead of rice. Egg is protein rich , you can have.

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