When we think of a menu for people who suffer from diabetes, we too often think about foods that they can’t eat, and that leaves us with few options.
However, we can include recipes that are vitamin-rich and high in fatty acids, fiber, and antioxidants.
They help keep blood sugar under control while still being tasty and giving the body a natural boost of energy.
When the body doesn’t produce enough insulin, blood sugar levels increase. That’s because insulin is responsible for breaking down sugar and turning it into energy.
The pancreas, the organ responsible for secreting insulin, is a fragile organ responsible for maintaining a certain balance in the body. Sometimes it needs extra help to make up for any difficulties that may occur during its operation.
Our eating habits influence this balance, and a poor diet, a sedentary lifestyle, and obesity affect the pancreas’ function.
Fortunately, the increase in blood sugar can be treated with natural foods because it’s a process that takes time and can be reversible.
So for diabetics, maintaining a healthy diet is crucial. They need foods that are rich in nutrients and help regulate the pancreas.
In this video we will teach you about homemade recipes that you can incorporate into your menu if you’re battling diabetes. These will complement any necessary treatment to regulate blood sugar levels.
1. Strawberry and Papaya vitamin smoothie
2. Spinach, Cucumber and Green Apple smoothie
3. Tomato, Parsley and Olive Oil vitamin mix
4. Kiwi, Apple and Spinach smoothie
If you want to improve your eating habits or if you’re looking for new menu options for diabetics, simply include these drinks in your daily routine, mixing them together for more healthy options.
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