Myths related to eating Desserts in Diabetes - Dr Ankit Jain

Written By :  Dr Ankit Jain
Published On 2024-02-21 06:20 GMT   |   Update On 2024-02-21 06:20 GMT

Ensuring HbA1c remains below 7% is essential for people with diabetes. The HbA1c test assesses average blood sugar levels, offering a comprehensive perspective on diabetes control. This target reflects well-managed blood sugar, lowering the risk of complications like heart disease and kidney issues. Contrary to the popular myth that individuals with diabetes cannot indulge in desserts...

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Ensuring HbA1c remains below 7% is essential for people with diabetes. The HbA1c test assesses average blood sugar levels, offering a comprehensive perspective on diabetes control. This target reflects well-managed blood sugar, lowering the risk of complications like heart disease and kidney issues.

Contrary to the popular myth that individuals with diabetes cannot indulge in desserts or chocolate, it's crucial to emphasize that moderation and mindful choices allow for enjoyment. While managing carbohydrate intake is important, incorporating treats into a well-balanced meal plan is feasible. Diabetics can savor their favorite sweets by considering portion sizes, opting for sugar-free alternatives, and monitoring blood sugar levels.

In this video, Dr Ankit Jain, physician from Delhi discusses the HbA1c test done for Diabetes and the importance of keeping the level of HbA1c below 7% while dispelling the myth that individuals with Diabetes cannot eat desserts or chocolates.

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