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As a diabetic, you know that you need to be careful about what you eat and drink. But sometimes it's hard to know what to choose. In this blog post, we will discuss the different types of beverages that diabetic patients can drink.
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What are Beverages can Diabetic Patient Drink? -Specialty Care Clinics
What Beverage Can A Diabetic Drink? Even diabetic patients can enjoy drinks, but make sure not to drink too much sugar. Be aware of what you drink or eat. Keeping your blood sugar levels in check requires awareness of how many carbohydrates you consume. Avoid drinks that can spike your blood sugar levels. Always remember to drink low-sugar options, like vegetable juice, in moderation. The American Diabetes Association suggests zero-calorie or low-calorie drinks. Choose the right drinks to manage your symptoms, and maintain a healthy weight.
Make The Right Choice By Considering The Following Options :- Water :- You don’t have to worry while drinking water as it neither lowers nor raises blood sugar levels. High blood glucose may result in dehydration. If you drink enough water, your body will be able to clear extra glucose through urine. Seltzer water :-Seltzer water is a sugar-free substitute for other carbonated beverages such as soda. It has no calories, carbohydrates, or sugar. Stay hydrated with a carbonated drink, and maintain healthy blood sugar levels. Coffee :-You can have your cup of coffee but keep it unsweetened. Limit its intake to four cups a day. You may have an adverse effect on your blood sugar levels if you drink coffee with milk, cream, or sugar.
Tea :- A 2021 cohort study suggests daily consumption of green tea lowers the risk of type 2 diabetes. However, more study is required. Whether you are drinking green, white, or black tea, avoid added sugar. Chocolate milk :-Chocolate milk is a sweet memory of childhood. Low-fat chocolate milk is a suitable post-workout beverage. But packed ones contain sugar. Make your own chocolate milk- add 1% milk, 3 teaspoons of cocoa powder, and 2 tablespoons of the zero-calorie sweetener. Vegetable juice :- Most fruit juice contains sugar, you can try tomato juice or a veggie juice substitute. For a tasty source of vitamins and minerals, create your own blend of green leafy vegetables, celery, or cucumbers with a few berries but count berries to check carbohydrate intake. Tomato juice provides overall health benefits if taken with no added salt or sugar.
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