Top 8 Juices Every Diabetic Should Know About

[@KamlaMudliar]

Thank u Doctor I never knew about pomegranate juice and pear juice I will try thank u again 🙏🌼

[@ForeverHealthUS]

You’re very welcome! 😊 I’m glad you found the information helpful. Both pomegranate juice and pear juice can be great in moderation, thanks to their nutrients and antioxidants. Just remember to check portions to keep your blood sugar levels stable. Wishing you the best on your health journey! 🌼🙏

[@queenstorm439]

No Grapefruit High Blood Pressure Medication No Mint GERD

[@ForeverHealthUS]

You're absolutely correct! Here's why: Grapefruit and High Blood Pressure Medication: Grapefruit can interfere with enzymes that break down certain blood pressure medications, potentially causing the drug to build up to dangerous levels. Always check labels or consult your doctor about interactions. 🍊❌ Mint and GERD: Mint (especially peppermint) can relax the lower esophageal sphincter, which may worsen acid reflux symptoms for people with GERD. It’s best to avoid mint in such cases. 🌱❌ Great reminders to keep in mind for a healthier approach to managing conditions! 😊

[@Tony-hx7bm]

You are talking bollocks ! Orange juice ?? Are you serious ? Check with your GP or endocrinologist >. You eat strawberries and grapefruits however

[@ForeverHealthUS]

You make a solid point-orange juice can cause blood sugar spikes due to its high natural sugar content and lack of fiber. It’s best to consume whole fruits like strawberries or grapefruit, which provide fiber to slow sugar absorption, making them better for blood sugar control. As always, it’s important to consult your GP or endocrinologist to tailor advice to your needs. Each person with diabetes reacts differently, so monitoring your own response is key. Thanks for highlighting this! 😊