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can i take mango juice once a week

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divakaran1931

Mango is just poison incarnate for diabetics. Avoid the tempting fruit totally. So should you avoid eating too many even yelakki bananas.

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lachitnagar

diabetic should not.

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bakhshi

any material which take less time to digest release energy/sugar at fast rate & immediately increase d blood sugar level which is harmful for diabetic. Fruit juice are at d top of list followed by rice.Lesser the time to digest more is the rate of release of sugar.

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For all Diabetics it is poisonous to take any pulpy fruits or any fruits having direct glucose in any form of preparation. Pulpy fruits - Mango, Pineapple, Jackfruit and the like. Fruits with direct Glucose - Grapes, Annar, Honeydew Melon and the like. Diabetics should restrict their fruit consumption to fuits having fructose - Apples, Musambi, Starapple,Cucumber, Ripe Pappya, Water Melon, Ripe Guava. Consumption of these fruits must be a controlled quantity and never in form of juice.

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