Oats A Wonder Breakfast For Diabetes: That Helps To Keep Blood Sugar Stable

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TYPE 2 diabetes patients need to be extra watchful when opting their breakfast to start the day. Many of the breakfast options have high levels of sugar which will create havoc for type 2 diabetics.

Dietitian Avni Kaul says Type 2 diabetes is a serious condition that happens when the insulin in the pancreas does not work adequately or it cannot produce enough insulin. It is important for type 2 diabetes patient to understand and control their blood glucose levels, as having high levels of sugar in the blood for a longer duration of time increases the risk of diabetes complications. It also causes serious health problems such as kidney disease, nerve damage, retinal disease, heart disease, and stroke.

In this article, Delhi’s top dietitian and nutritionist Avni Kaul talks about oats which are a wonderful breakfast for diabetes and help to keep blood sugar stable. Here are some of the benefits of oats.

Low GI Score

To work out how some foods will increase your blood sugar, the Glycemic Index (GI) is used. Foods that contain lower GI scores are perfect for diabetes patients as it will not raise blood glucose levels and oats have low levels of GI.

Fiber Filled

Fiber never raises blood glucose levels as it is not broken down by the body. It also helps in digestion and aids slow down the breakdown of sugars in the body. Oats consists of 8 grams of fiber and helps with controlling weight.

Reduces Blood Sugar

Oats consists of specific types of fibers known as beta-glucans. They are sugars which are found in the cell walls of bacteria or yeasts such as oats. They are used for diabetes as they reduce the sugar in your blood.

Feel Fuller For Longer

The advantages of consuming low GI and fiber-rich foods are that it keeps the body feeling fuller for longer. This aids to avoid snacking throughout the day and will keep a healthy balance on your blood sugar levels.

P.S. Please note that any diet change should be adopted post consulting your doctor or a qualified dietitian.

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Avni Kaul: Dietitian & Nutritionist in Delhi NCR

Avni Kaul is a leading Dietitian & Nutritionist in Delhi NCR and the Founder of Nutri Activania. She holds a Master's Degree in Food and Nutrition from the University of Delhi and is a Certified Diabetes Educator from Project Hope and the International Diabetes Federation.

Her extensive experience includes serving as a Leicester Mamma's Ambassador, trained in Lactation Counselling with the NHS, United Kingdom.

Ms. Kaul specializes in key areas such as Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices, Pre- and Post-natal Diets, Fat Loss, Muscle Gain, and Holistic Health and Nutrition.

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