Sugary Breakfast Cereals
Many breakfast cereals marketed as “healthy” are often loaded with added sugars. These cereals can cause a rapid spike in blood sugar levels and leave one feeling hungry soon after consumption. Diabetics should choose cereals with whole grains, high fiber content, and no added sugars. Alternatively, they can opt for a balanced breakfast of protein, healthy fats, and complex carbohydrates like eggs with vegetables or oatmeal topped with nuts and berries.
Full-Fat Dairy Products
Full-fat dairy products like whole milk, cream, and regular cheese are high in saturated fats. Diabetic individuals should limit their intake of these products to prevent heart disease and maintain a healthy weight. Instead, they can choose low-fat or non-fat versions of milk, yogurt, and cheese, which provide similar nutrients with reduced fat content.
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