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Pomegranate juice is good
Pomegranate juice daily intake good for diabetics and it's safe for diabetic patient ??and antioxidant good for diabetics ??
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It's better to take it as a fruit than to drink it as juice
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Any juice or fruits which glycemic index is less than 50 is good for diabetes. Any food having glycemic index above 50 to be taken in restricted quantity . Regularly measure blood glucose level to check on impact of food on blood sugar levels
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Dr. Hema Venkataraman
Endocrinologist
23 yrs exp
Bangalore
No! Any juices will increase your sugars very fast even without added sugar. It is just sugar water with no added fibre.
Eat the fruit - one handful only. Don’t drink the juice
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Dr. Ram Brahma Reddy
Diabetologist
3 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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