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Diabetic patient having curd at night
Can a diabetic patient have curd at night (unsweetened curd ) does it increases blood sugar level Or not.
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Curd is Good for Gut. If Gut is healthy diabetes is under control. Myth like not taking curd at night or in cold weather are personal and regional. So if someone can relish it at night it is a good option. Adding  Isabgol to it and take after both meal is good for Gut as well as diabetes
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Yes you can eat or have curd at night !! Enjoy
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Yes plain curd is good, but do not add sugar into it
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you
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Plain unsweetened curd raises your blood sugar much less than sweetened dairy. Most people with diabetes can have a small bowl at night without issue.
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Check your sugar an hour after eating it a few times to see your own pattern.
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Yes.As it is having low hi, it is recommend. It is also probiotic and is having protein and calcium. Hence Benifiscial.
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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