Linh Đan - Hà Lê (Theo Healthline) |
French fries, cakes, and white bread are low in fiber but high in sugar, easily increasing blood sugar and causing inflammation, increasing the risk of diabetes complications.
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Many people think that people with diabetes must abstain from beer to avoid complications and reduce blood sugar. However, drinking properly can still be safe.
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Some breakfast foods can spike blood sugar, especially those with a high glycemic index or high in rapidly digested carbohydrates.
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Simple black bean white vinegar recipe is effective in controlling blood sugar and reducing blood fat.
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An Giang - Due to the incident of a 110 kV Ha Tien - Phu Quoc underground cable over the sea supplying power to the 110 kV Phu Quoc transformer station, there was a widespread power outage.
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Hanoi - Many social housing projects have recently recorded thousands of people lining up to submit documents, showing great demand while supply is still limited.
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On the morning of November 30, coach Kim Sang-sik officially finalized the list of 23 U22 Vietnam players participating in the 33rd SEA Games men's football in Thailand.
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HCMC - Trung My Tay Ward Police verified the case of three students fighting over a personal conflict, injuring one student.
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Informing Lao Dong Newspaper on the morning of November 30, Vietnam Airlines informed about the update of aircraft software after the manufacturer's request.
Linh Đan - Hà Lê (Theo Healthline) |
Many people think that people with diabetes must abstain from beer to avoid complications and reduce blood sugar. However, drinking properly can still be safe.
Linh Đan - Hà Lê (Theo Eating Well) |
Some breakfast foods can spike blood sugar, especially those with a high glycemic index or high in rapidly digested carbohydrates.
Phương Anh |
Simple black bean white vinegar recipe is effective in controlling blood sugar and reducing blood fat.
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