02:13 PM
Tuesday 04 April 2023
I wrote – Omnia Qalawun:
Some fasting people face the problem of low blood sugar levels, which causes a feeling of depression, headache and dizziness, so nutrition experts recommend a group of drinks to drink to raise blood sugar levels, following breaking the fast in Ramadan.
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In the next report, The Consulto reviews a list of drinks that raise blood sugar following fasting, according to the American University of California and the “Medical news today” and “Women’s health mag” websites.
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Drinks that raise blood sugar following fasting
1-Water
Water is one of the necessary fluids that doctors recommend that you drink between breakfast and suhoor, as they recommend at least 2 to 3 liters of water, as it helps regulate blood glucose levels in addition to regulating blood pressure.
Also read: Beware – low blood sugar during fasting is a sign of these diseases
2-Apple cider vinegar
Apple cider vinegar contains low calories, but it provides the body with a number of benefits, most notably regulating the metabolism process, including regulating blood glucose levels and improving insulin response. Apple cider vinegar can be taken by adding it to salads or directly by putting a spoonful of apple cider vinegar to a cup of water.
3- Bone broth
Bone broth is one of the liquids recommended by nutritionists, as a result of its high nutritional value, such as a high source of protein. Protein raises blood glucose, which raises insulin levels. Protein does not have a negative effect on blood sugar and insulin levels as much as carbohydrates. .
Also read: For diabetics.. 5 tips to avoid low blood sugar during fasting
4- Soft drinks
Soft drinks are not considered healthy all the time, but drinking half a cup of them leads to an increase in blood sugar levels, because they contain carbohydrates that are high in relation to the presence of sugars in them.
5- Citrus juice
Doctors recommend getting 1/2 cup of any juice made from citrus fruits, such as:
-pineapple juice.
Grapefruit juice.
-orange juice.
-Lemonade.
Citrus fruits contain a high percentage of healthy carbohydrates found in dietary fiber, which lead to a rise in blood sugar.
Also read: Other than water- 8 healthy drinks for diabetics
