Choose brown rice, basmati rice, samak rice, or ponni rice. These have more fiber and help control
sugar levels.
Avoid white rice and sticky rice as they raise blood sugar quickly.
Donât cook rice in a pressure cooker; it keeps more starch, which is not good for diabetics.
Cook rice with extra water and drain the starch before eating. This lowers the sugar impact.
Eating rice soaked overnight in water is fine. It develops good bacteria that help digestion and slow sugar spikes. Avoid adding sugar or jaggery.
Portion control is key. Even healthy rice should be eaten in small amounts with vegetables and proteins to balance sugar levels.
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