Written by: Dr Subita Alagh
17 June 2025
Did you know what you eat first thing can set the tone for your blood sugar all day.
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Morning is when insulin resistance often kicks in. Eating the right foods on an empty stomach can help manage sugar spikes and support better glucose control.
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Soaked almonds are rich in magnesium and healthy fats, which slow glucose release. Just 3–5 soaked overnight can prevent early sugar surges.
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Amla juice supports pancreatic function and boosts insulin sensitivity. Blend 1 amla with water for a natural blood sugar stabilizer.
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A small cinnamon twig in warm water improves insulin function and reduces sugar spikes. Simple, effective, and anti-inflammatory.
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Half a cup of sprouted moong with veggies offers fiber and protein, slowing sugar absorption and aiding digestion.
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Steep 1 tsp fenugreek seeds in hot water. Its soluble fiber helps control blood sugar and boosts insulin response naturally.
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