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Home Diet 7 habits to prevent blood sugar spikes and manage insulin sensitivity

7 habits to prevent blood sugar spikes and manage insulin sensitivity

by Jigyasa Sahay
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Diabetes: 7 habits to prevent blood sugar spikes and manage insulin sensitivity










































































August 25, 2024



Jigyasa Sahai









Drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration, which can cause blood sugar levels to spike.









Weight management is important for people with diabetes because obesity makes it harder to control insulin and blood sugar levels.









Walking for a few minutes after each meal can help manage your blood sugar levels and is one of the best habits to adopt for healthy diabetes.









To reduce the risk of blood sugar spikes, eat a low-carb diet and eat lots of fiber.









Eating an early dinner and eating meals at the right time helps regulate blood sugar levels and improves nutrient absorption.









Increased stress can affect blood sugar levels, so it's important to manage daily stress.









A proper sleep schedule helps lower blood sugar levels.









Food portion control is an essential habit to control diabetes.











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