Kiwi
Many researchers have shown a positive correlation between kiwi consumption and lowering of blood sugar level
Black jamun
Undoubtedly, this is one of the best fruits for diabetics. It is known to improve blood sugar control. Seeds of these fruit can be powdered and consumed by patients to control diabetes.
Peaches
These tasty fruits are a great healthy treat, with a low GI and good for diabetics.
( Glycemic Index (GI) is a measure of how quickly blood glucose levels (i.e., blood sugar) rise after eating a particular type of food. Glucose (the defining standard) has a glycemic index of 100. )
Apples
Apples contain antioxidants, which help to reduce cholesterol levels, cleanse the digestive system, and boost the immune system. Apples also contain nutrients that help in the digestion of fats.
Pineapples
Good for diabetics, pineapples also benefit the body as they are rich in anti-viral, anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties.
Star fruit (amrakh)
Similar to jamuns, starfruits help improve blood sugar control. But caution needs to be exercised in case the person has diabetes nephropathy.
Guava
Guava controls diabetes and it is good for constipation. Guavas are high in vitamin A and vitamin C and contain high amounts of dietary fiber. This fruit has a reasonably low GI.
Pears
These delicious fruits are a good snacking option for diabetics as they are rich vitamins and fibre.
Papaya
They are good for diabetics because they are rich in vitamin and other minerals.
Oranges
These citrus fruits can be consumed on a daily basis by diabetics, as they are rich in vitamin C.
Amla
A fruit loaded with vitamin C and fiber, Amla is a healthy addition to the diabetic diet.
Watermelon
Although watermelons have a high GI value, their glycemic load is low, making them good fruits for diabetes patients. However, consume in moderation.
Pomegranate
These tiny red rubies help diabetic people improve their blood sugar statistics.
Cherries
Their GI value is 20 (or even less in some varieties) which makes it a good healthy snack for diabetes patients at any time of the day.
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