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Top 3 Fruits for Diabetics You Must Eat!
How to Enjoy Them Safely and Maximize Benefits
Start small: Test one serving and monitor how your body responds—everyone’s different.
- Pair berries with protein like Greek yogurt for even steadier levels.
- Add avocado to salads or smoothies for creaminess.
- Eat oranges whole (not juiced) to keep the fiber intact.
Always choose fresh or frozen without added sugars. Portion control matters—a serving typically equals about 15 grams of carbs.
Don’t Miss Out – Start Adding These Today
Incorporating these three fruits could bring more variety, satisfaction, and potential support for your blood sugar goals. Recap: Berries for antioxidants, avocado for healthy fats, and oranges for refreshing vitamin power.
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Take that first step—grab some berries this week and notice the difference.
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P.S. Pairing fruit with a handful of nuts can enhance satisfaction even more. Share this with someone who needs a gentle reminder that fruit can still be on the menu!