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People with diabetes can enjoy sweets.

People with diabetes can occasionally have sweets according to a healthy meal plan with exercise.

People with diabetes can occasionally have sweets according to a healthy meal plan with exercise. Diabetes is a chronic condition that causes a person’s blood glucose levels to shoot too high. While sweets can affect your blood sugar, they do not cause you to develop diabetes. But, when one is suffering from diabetes, carbohydrate intake should be carefully monitored because carbohydrates are responsible for increasing the blood sugar levels.

Many food companies claim to be sugar-free or added no sugar. But these foods still contain calories and carbohydrates that can impact a person’s blood sugar levels.

A high-fiber diet can lower blood sugar levels, taking more than 50 grams a day. High-fiber diets also help lose weight and stay fit and regular, including fresh fruits and vegetables and whole-grain bread.

However, a diabetes patient can occasionally have sweets but cannot enjoy them daily.

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