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Anonymous users2024-02-07Honey is very high in carbohydrates, and high blood sugar is certainly not to be eaten. People with high blood lipids have no problem eating it. There is also a certain benefit of proper honey for people with high blood pressure and can lower blood pressure.
Eat less, honey is a simple sugar, which is easily absorbed by the human body, (ordinary people should not add honey like green tea, which will destroy the nutrition of honey).
Sugar is roughly divided into:
Monosaccharides, glucose, sucrose, honey... It is easily absorbed by the body, blood sugar will rise rapidly, and it is not resistant to hunger. The sugar in fruits is also easy to cause blood sugar to rise, which is: watermelon, porot, mango, grapes, ripe and burnt, etc., do not eat too much at a time.
Polysaccharides Starches (rice, pasta...) The more refined the rice, the more you can't eat more, like white rice is not as good as brown rice.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Yes, there is no problem, if the blood sugar is high, you can put the honey in the refrigerator first, it will produce precipitation, the precipitated is glucose, the top is fructose, you can take the above fructose, take less, there is no problem.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Yes, but don't drink too much and drink it with water, if diabetes can't eat sweet, then eating will produce starch and glucose, isn't it rice that can't be eaten!
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Inedible. Because the main ingredient of honey is glucose, it will increase the burden on the pancreas and reduce the hypoglycemic effect of insulin.
Although it is also low in sugar!
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Hypoglycemia is secreted by pancreatic islets. And the main ingredient of honey is glucose, which will not have an effect, but be careful not to drink too much.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Question 1: Can you drink honey with high blood sugar? If your blood sugar is unstable, you should not take honey to avoid causing fluctuations in blood sugar.
Relevant medical experts believe that the content of glucose and fructose in honey accounts for about 70%-80%, and these two sugars are simple sugars. The metabolism of fructose is not dependent on insulin, nor does it increase insulin, and it is absorbed slowly and has little effect on blood sugar. However, because honey may be mixed with some other sugar components to increase its sweetness, it is not recommended for patients with high blood sugar, especially those with unstable blood sugar, it is recommended not to drink honey.
Question 2: Can people with high blood sugar eat honey Hello, honey mainly contains simple sugars such as fructose and glucose, and the metabolism of fructose does not depend on insulin, nor does it increase insulin, and the absorption is slow, and it has little effect on blood sugar. However, because there may be some other sugars mixed with other sugars in honey to increase its sweetness, it is not recommended for people with high blood sugar.
Question 3: Can people with high blood sugar eat honey Of course not, honey is sugar, it is this energy food, if you have to eat it, it can only be a day except honey can not eat other food.
May I ask if you are talking about royal jelly, honey and royal jelly are not the same thing, royal jelly can be eaten in a closed veil.
Question 4: Can you eat honey with high blood sugar Honey is not suitable for diabetics, spleen deficiency and diarrhea, and people with thick and greasy stomachs and stomachs with dampness and obstruction.
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OK. People who should avoid eating.
People with dampness and heat, children with pediatric chancre and parasitic diseases, people with dental pain, excessive phlegm and dampness, those with abdominal distension, and those with thick tongue coating should avoid eating. In addition, diabetic patients should not eat more; Moreover, fresh jujube should not be eaten more, otherwise it is easy to produce phlegm, help heat, and damage teeth. >>>More
If this kind of snack is a more conventional snack, then I recommend that friends with high blood sugar try not to eat it, because people with high blood sugar should try to eat less foods with high sugar content, or foods containing sugar should not eat, but if this kind of snack is a sugar-free snack, then we can indeed eat some appropriately, because in this case, it has no effect on the condition of high blood sugar. In addition, people with high blood sugar should pay attention to try to eat less foods with high oil, high salt and high fat content, and the usual diet should be light, eat more fruits and vegetables, supplement more protein, drink more water, and eat more deep-sea fish and meat foods, but try to eat less for some fried foods, especially dishes with thickening process in the cooking process should be kept away as much as possible, because the sugar content of these dishes is very high. In daily life, patients who want to prevent hyperglycemia or who already have hyperglycemia should pay attention to the following: >>>More
Bird's nest is a nest built by swiftlets to lay eggs and incubate baby swiftlets with saliva secretions, and has been known since ancient times for its remarkable beauty and lung moisturizing effects. The main ingredients in bird's nest are collagen and sialic acid, according to the laboratory's analysis and testing, the fat content of bird's nest per 100g is only, and the cholesterol content is almost zero, so for diabetics, bird's nest is completely edible.
High blood sugar is OK to eat cherries:
1. The anthocyanins rich in cherries can increase the content of insulin in the human body, thereby effectively lowering blood sugar in diabetic patients. >>>More
Good landlord: It is best not to eat sugary foods and fruits in daily life. Eat more whole grains. The reference range of normal blood sugar values is 8-12 hours, fasting blood sugar is 2 hours after meals, blood sugar is less than You can look at your mother's blood sugar value to know what it is. >>>More