Type 2 Diabetes Patients Advised to Avoid Grapes, Ramen, and Potatoes
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Updated · The Mirror · Apr 28
Type 2 Diabetes Patients Advised to Avoid Grapes, Ramen, and Potatoes
8 articles · Updated · The Mirror · Apr 28
Diabetes UK reports 4.6 million people in the UK have type 2 diabetes, with one in 10 over 40 affected.
Experts warn that foods like grapes, ramen, and potatoes can cause sharp blood sugar spikes, increasing risks of heart attacks and strokes.
The British Dietetic Association recommends minimizing high glycaemic index foods and choosing options like seafood, lentils, and berries to help stabilize blood sugar levels.
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