Some very useful fruits for diabetes
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Beneficial Fruits for Managing Diabetes
Summary
Apples have been noted for their potential benefits in alleviating depression. They contain various chemicals, including Vitamin B1, phosphorus, and potassium, which aid in producing glutamic acid to protect nerve cells.Keywords
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Apples
Apples are an incredibly beneficial fruit, especially for those managing diabetes, largely due to their rich pectin content. Pectin, found in both the rind and the pulp, is a natural detoxifying agent. It supplies galacturonic acid, which helps eliminate harmful substances and can reduce insulin needs by about 35%.
Beyond their benefits for diabetes, apples are also valued for their positive effects on mental health. They contain various nutrients like Vitamin B1, phosphorus, and potassium, which assist in synthesizing glutamic acid. This acid plays a crucial role in protecting nerve cells, acting as an effective tonic that revitalizes the nervous system.
Grapefruit
Grapefruit is a standout among citrus fruits, celebrated for its flavor, appetizing properties, and refreshing qualities. Nutrition experts suggest it is an excellent food choice for diabetics, and its regular consumption could potentially reduce diabetes prevalence.
Dr. Riley recommends that individuals with high blood sugar consume grapefruit three times daily. Those prone to high blood sugar should do the same as a preventative measure. It's important to simultaneously reduce the intake of starches, sweets, and fats while increasing the consumption of fruits, vegetables, and juices. A grapefruit-rich diet over two weeks can significantly lower blood sugar levels, particularly in individuals not on insulin. For those on insulin, more time may be needed.
Jambul Fruit
Known as the rose apple in many parts of India, the jambul fruit is celebrated for its anti-diabetic properties. This fruit, along with its seeds and juice, impacts the pancreas, making it a staple in traditional medicine for diabetes management.
Jamboline, found in the seeds, is believed to inhibit the conversion of starch into sugar, crucial for managing glucose levels. The seeds, once dried and powdered, can be mixed with water and consumed three to four times daily to reduce sugar levels in urine and alleviate thirst.
In Ayurvedic medicine, the jambul tree's inner bark is valuable for treating diabetes. The bark is dried, burned into a white ash, then ground and bottled. Patients are typically advised to take about two grams of this ash in the morning on an empty stomach, and two grams in the afternoon and evening, an hour after meals.
Moreover, jambul seeds can help control excessive urination, a common diabetic symptom. A one-gram dose of the powdered seeds taken in the morning and evening can effectively manage this condition.
For more information on diabetes, including diet, treatment, and causes, visit [Diabetes Mellitus Information](http://www.diabetesmellitus-information.com).
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