If You're DIABETIC, Eat These 7 SUPERFOODS Low On The Glycemic Index Level

Are you a health enthusiast? If so, you probably have heard mention of the Glycemic Index. Usually, The Glycemic Index relates to diabetes and weight loss. But have you ever wondered what it is and how it can benefit you?

Don’t worry. In today’s video, we will discuss the glycemic index in detail. Why should you learn more about it? What are some low Glycemic Index foods that people with diabetes can eat daily? We’ll be talking about all of this AND more…

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Timestamps:
Intro - 0:00
Introducing You To Glycemic Index - 00:26
Fatty Fish - 01:52
Flaxseeds- 02:53
Eggs - 03:42
Greek Yogurt - 04:26
Strawberries - 05:20
Avocados - 06:00
Nuts - 06:56

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Summary:
Introducing You To Glycemic Index
People with diabetes need to take care of their diet so their blood sugar levels don’t rise. The glycemic index (GI) is one of the more effective ways of determining if a particular food is suitable for a diabetic patient.

Fatty Fish
Fatty fish should be a part of your regular diet even if you don’t have diabetes. They have the all-important omega-3 fatty acids, which can protect you from several diseases. These fatty acids also help in improving your heart health.

Flaxseeds
Flaxseeds are another food that has very few carbs with no GI value. They are also packed with omega-3 fatty acids and rich in fiber. Because the fiber in flax seeds is insoluble, it helps improve your blood sugar levels.

Eggs
Eggs can be a great addition to your diet, as they can reduce inflammation and improve your insulin sensitivity while increasing your good cholesterol levels. Eggs can, at the same time, reduce harmful cholesterol levels.

Greek Yogurt
Greek yogurt is an excellent addition to a low GI diet due to its minimal carbs. With only 6 to 8 gm of carbs in a serving, it’s lower than regular yogurt. It also has fat-conjugated linoleic acid, which will keep you full for longer after meals.

Strawberries
Strawberries fall under the low GI foods because one cup of strawberries has only 53 calories and around 13 grams of carbs. Of that 13 grams, approximately 3 grams are fiber, making it an excellent fruit for those with diabetes. Strawberries also contain polyphenols, a plant compound with potent antioxidant properties.

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