What Are the Best Vegetables for Diabetics?
What Are the Best Vegetables for Diabetics?
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Vegetables—the healthiest sources of vitamins and nutrients
Food sources offer a far safer and all-around better proposition for obtaining the vitamins and nutrients you need to stay strong and healthy. And vegetables score highest here. In addition to vitamins and minerals, vegetables are generally high in water content and fibre, both of which help your digestive system function smoothly.
Okra (Bhindi, Ladyfinger)
The number one vegetables in our books is the humble okra. Known as ladyfinger or bhindi in India, the okra has long been popular as a health food. It is high in B Vitamins Vitamin C, folic acid, and calcium. In addition, it has a very low-calorie count and is high in dietary fiber, making it highly suitable for a diabetes Patient's diet.
Bottle Gourd (Lauki, Doodiya Bhopla)
The bottle gourd is alkaline in nature—like most diabetes-friendly vegetables—and consuming it with lime juice neutralized acidity in the boty, helping treat indigestion and ulcers.
Bitter Gourd (Karela ,Karle)
If sweet is bad for health, bitter must be good, right? While this logic may be debatable, one of the most beneficial vegetables for diabetes Patients happens to be one of the most bitter too. We’re talking about the bitter gourd, aka, bitter melon, karela, or Karle.
Ash Gourd (Petha, White Pumpkin)
The ash gourd has been used for centuries, in vegetables, leaf, root, and juice forms, to prepare ayurvedic concoctions for fevers, jaundice, heart ailments, and bone disorders.The ash gourd has been used for centuries, in vegetables, leaf, root, and juice forms, to prepare ayurvedic concoctions for fevers, jaundice, heart ailments, and bone disorders.
Raw Banana (Kaccha Kela)
Who doesn’t love to sink their teeth into a juicy banana? But did you know that in its raw form, the banana is a potent health-enriching food, as well? It is a rich source of Fiber, Vitamins, Minerals, and Resistant Starch. Resistant Starch does not break down in the digestive system, and thus acts more like fiber than starch, helping regulate bowels and improving gut health.
Cluster Beans (Gawar Phali, Guar)
Cluster Beans are very low in calories, containing just 15 Kcal per 100 grams. They are a powerhouse of nutrition, abundant with proteins, minerals, vitamins, and dietary fiber.
Capsicum (Shimla Mirchi, Sweet Peppers)
Capsicums, also known as Bell Peppers, Sweet Peppers or Simla Mirchi come in many colors, like Red, Yellow, Green, Purple, and Orange. And its colours are a kind of code that indicates each one’s constituent phytochemicals and nutrients. And the stronger the color of the Capsicum, the higher the level of antioxidants it contains.
Radish (Mooli,Mula)
Highest by nutrient content among all vegetables, the radish can be eaten it raw or added to your healthy vegetables recipe to get numerous health benefits, from cancer protection to BP regulation.
Cabbage (Gobhi,Patta Gobi)
Possibly one of the most versatile vegetables to grace any kitchen, the cabbage has been enjoyed the world over since centuries.
Cauliflower (Phool Gobhi)
The cabbage’s diverse nutrient content makes it highly effective for the treatment of certain gastrointestinal diseases, heart damage, diabetes, Blood Pressure, obesity, and stroke. Discover the full extent of its awesome health-enriching propertiesConclusion
Vegetables have powerful anti-diabetic properties, and the 10 listed are the best vegetables for sugar patients and rank among the highest. But all vegetables are rich in vitamins, fibre, and micro-nutrients. Not all find favour with everyone’s palate, but with such a rich variety to choose from, there’s really no excuse to drop them from the menu.
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