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Prediabetes patient can eat beet root.raw beet root is better than clocked beet root.please suggest me.
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Hello, Things need to be discussed in detail in order to guide you properly. Kindly connect through practo for online consultation and customized diet plan.
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Hi Beetroot  is rich in antioxidants and nutrients that have proven health benefits for everyone. Consuming beets appears to be especially beneficial for people with diabetes. Beets lower the risk of common diabetes complications, including nerve damage and eye damage. Consume in a less quantity and make sure you have it during the day time ..
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Please ask me directly for personalized diet plan for you
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