Are you a diabetic who loves eating fruits? Can you eat pomegranates? Is pomegranate good for diabetes? If you have any of these doubts in your mind, don’t worry, we have you covered. Read on to understand the role of pomegranate in the life of people with high blood sugar and get to know all the benefits of pomegranate.
Contents:Did you know that pomegranates are almost three times rich in antioxidants than red wine and green tea? The following are some nutritional quick facts about pomegranate.
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Pomegranate has a lot of benefits for diabetes. It has antioxidants with anti-inflammatory properties, which decrease the symptoms of high blood sugar like fatigue, muscle pains. This fruit has a low glycemic index and glycaemic load that can help people with high sugars. It also helps decrease insulin resistance in your body. The phenolic compounds in this fruit aid in weight loss and help regulate hunger and appetite.
Pomegranates can be given as a fruit directly to people with high blood glucose levels. But if you wish to add a twist, here are a few simple ways to include pomegranate in your daily diet.
Toss the pomegranate arils into your regular green salad or fruit salad.
Whip up a yummy smoothie with your favourite nuts, seeds, pomegranate arils and other fruits.
Garnish your daily avocado toast or grilled meat dishes with some pomegranate arils.
Mix your usual Greek yoghurt and granola or oatmeal with pomegranate arils on top.
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